Je suis allé en voiture
To say 'went on in' in French you would say qui se passait dans.
"we went walking" = nous sommes allés marcher
To say "you went home" in French, you would say "tu es rentré(e) chez toi."
In French, you would say, "Elle est allée au cinéma."
Some people would say Peugeot is an INFAMOUS French car, but they are probably Italians or Germans.
I went would be 'Je suis allé'. You went would be 'Tu es allé' and so on putting the correct form of être before allé.
I went to in the sense I visited would usually be j'ai visitéj'ai visité Fuerteventura en vacances(i went to Fuerteventura on my holidays).
I would say «lave-auto» But you could also say «Lavez voiture» in different context.
In french, there is no equivalent word for would. Instead of using would and a verb, the verb is simply conjugated to the conditional mood. For example, in english, you could say "I would buy this car if..." but in french, such a sentence would be translated as "J'achèterais cette voiture si...".
nous sommes sortis
In order to say worker in French, you would say, travailleur. If you wanted to say boss in French you would say, patron.
Une voiture Chevrolet, une automobile Chevrolet. Most French would simply say 'une Chevrolet'