Learn Spanish (Spain): Me gustaría conducir ese cochazo. - I would like to drive that spectacular car.

While -azo is an augmentative suffix often used to indicate large size, it also strongly conveys high quality or admiration. In this context, a cochazo is a spectacular, impressive, or luxury car, rather than just a massive one.

Why use conducir instead of manejar?

In Spain, conducir is the standard verb for driving a vehicle. While manejar is used for driving in much of Latin America, in Spain it generally means to manage, to handle, or to operate a machine or business.

Why is the demonstrative adjective ese instead of eso here?

Ese is the masculine singular demonstrative adjective, used directly before a masculine noun like cochazo. You only use eso, the neuter pronoun, when referring to an abstract idea, a situation, or an unidentified object, never right next to a noun.

Why isn't there a preposition between gustaría and conducir?

The verb gustar takes an infinitive directly without a connecting preposition. Because of how gustar works, the action of driving (conducir) is actually the grammatical subject of the sentence. It translates literally as: To drive that spectacular car would be pleasing to me.