He always arrives there in no time by car

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Is this sentence right "He always arrives there in no time by car"?
If it is ok, what does it mean?
Thanks a lot.:up:
 
It's exaggeration. It means it takes very little time. If you compare walking someplace to driving in a car, then it seems like the car gets you there "in no time."
 
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