I want to say "A convenient 'cheap car'". But not, "A convenient and cheap car".
So, it`s not べんりでやすいくるま.
Can I just say べんりな「やすいくるま」, to indicate that it is a convenient "cheap car".
Another example is if I want to say "sarcastically", "That`s a spicy 'sweet food '" with the meaning of "That`s so spicy for a sweet food".
Can I just say からい あまいたべもの? (Sounds very wrong)
EDIT:
Not limited to い・な Adjectives, how about an expensive Japanese book?
Japanese book is 日本語の本.
Expensive book is 高い本.
So, does it become 高い日本語の本?
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