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Discover LudwigThe phrase "what car" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used in questions to ask for information about a specific car or type of car. Example: "I'm thinking about buying a new car. Can you tell me what car you would recommend?" In this example, the speaker is asking for the listener's opinion on which car they think would be the best choice for them. The phrase "what car" is used to specify the subject of the question.
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What car do you have?
What car seat?
What car do you drive?
What car were they looking for?
"What car do you drive, sir?" "Honda".
What car started the hybrid "craze"?
What car do you want to acquire next?
"Vernon tried to patronise James, asking what car he drove.
That, at least, is what car manufacturers are hoping.
[Rival] What Car has been around a long time..
The What Car? MPV of the Year that is, two years in succession.
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