The phrase 'service car' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in reference to a vehicle used to provide a service. For example, "The town's fire department was equipped with a new service car to help respond to emergencies."
Hadid had once borrowed a colleague's service car and parked it near his house; during the night, it had been hit by another car.
But, instead of taking a wheel from his own team-mate or a neutral service car, Porte accepted the swiftly proffered help of fellow Australian, Simon Clarke, who is riding for the Orica-GreenEdge team.
Albie can do neither thing easily, walk or hug; this is just seven months after the South African secret service car bomb in Maputo which tore off one arm, blinded one eye and damaged his balance.
Rabe begins with a series of cinematic intercuts between Whitaker's aimless, intoxicated weekend in the capital and Lan's dealings with her clients and her madam, who runs a "full service" car wash where American soldiers come to have their Jeeps cleaned and their sexual needs gratified.
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This is a service car shoppers want.
In the Catskills, along the Hudson River and on Long Island, indeed, pretty much anywhere there is established bus or train service, car-free weekenders can be found.
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Hairdressers visit the site every Monday and mechanics come to service cars on a Tuesday.
Each team has two service cars in the caravan with spare bikes, food, water and clothing.
For now, out of a sense of obligation to their customers, the Joseph brothers are again ready to service cars on their street.
