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    The correct way to say this would be: "I'm saving money to buy a car". The verb must be used in infinitive form because it is an action. "For buying" is not correct. When using a gerund, for example "I'm saving money for shopping", shopping is a noun, not a verb. It is not an action. It is a concept.
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    January 25, 2019
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    The only one I could consider within "mainstream" English is the last one ("not even!"). I've heard it used, though I wouldn't say it's common. But it would depend on the context I think...
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    December 2, 2018
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