The phrase "handsome car" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a car that is attractive or pleasing in appearance. Here is an example sentence: "I saw a handsome car parked outside the restaurant and couldn't help but admire its sleek design and shiny paint job."
Personally, I think the Auris is also a handsome car.
A handsome car likely to appeal to the head rather than the heart.
From the outside, the V70 is a handsome car, with none of the boxiness that typified earlier Volvo wagons.
The angular lines and sharp edges of the previous Z4 have been smoothed over, and the result is a much more handsome car.
While a handsome car for the most part -- mostly the forward part -- the Z4 doesn't seem to have quite arrived at whatever its destination was to be.
But the new coupe, which will be on sale in the fall with a starting price of $41,425, including the $925 destination fee, was nevertheless a handsome car.
Despite those trash compactors, there were plenty of handsome cars and trucks.
Gail: The Times had a wonderful story by Brooks Barnes last weekend called "Save My Blockbuster!" He concocted a pitch for an action movie called "Red, White & Blood" that involved a bunch of handsome young car thieves who were forced by terrorists to kidnap the president and get him to make a speech denouncing America.
In the fall comes a gorgeous new Mustang, plus a handsome midsize car called the 500, along with a matching SUV called the Freestyle.
Since the 1960's, BMW has pried open the wallets of the affluent by producing handsome, conservative cars known for handling, performance, luxury and, most of all, status.
Even the handsome little cars took on a second-hand, or marked-down, air, and she thought to herself that for the rest of her life, every time she passed a used-car lot she would think of Bridgehampton.
