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"go for a drive" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, such as in a description of a pleasant day: "The sun was shining, so I decided to take a break from work and go for a drive."
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They have to put their cars on a dynomometer, a contraption that can mimic real-world driving conditions, and go for a "drive".
Then they get back in the car and go for a drive.
Out on the street he runs into Nassar who convinces him to go for a drive.
Why not get in the car and they could go for a drive?
"Let's go for a drive in my new car and pick up some gals".
We decided to go for a drive, crawling down Abu Nuwas Street, along the river.
He would go for a drive and forget how to get home.
Fifteen-year-old Ken was asked by his father if he'd like to go for a drive.
These thoughts occurred in the instant before Norbert said, "Would you like to go for a drive?
"Then I decided to go for a drive, to clear my mind (and for) space to think".
The other thing we like is to go for a drive and explore the areas around New York.
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