"How old is that car?"

Translation: Jak staré je to auto?

[Tommyxr]

What is the better between jak je to auto staré and jak staré je to auto?

[ChovMart]

These sentences have same meaning.

[Alexander395023]

"Jak staré je to automobil" doesn't work....

[endless_sleeper]

'Automobil' is masculine inanimate.

[butterfly604479]

You used the wrong word.
Jak je tamten automobil starý?

Is "tamten" just a typo? Have reported it in the meantime...

[VladaFu]

We have no such report...

And it should be accepted.

[ludwig906611]

"Jak stare je to automobil" was the wrong answer, but "Jak stare je to auto" was the correct one. Isn't 'Automobil' and 'Auto' the same? (part from the spelling ofc...)

[VladaFu]

Please read above (Alexander395023). Try to read previous questions before asking.

[Stephen900455]

Is "Jak je stare to auto?" wrong?

[VladaFu]

No, added (with starÉ).

[WilliamM.G]

This was not accepted: Jak starý je to automobil?

If auto is neuter, then staré; if automobil is masculine, then starý. To/ten/ta/to -- I believe to really "get" this requires actual full time immersed listening and speaking.

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[VladaFu]

This is a difficult one. Your sentence is actually possible.
This because it is the "je to/to je" pattern.

But I am not sure whether it should not be a translation of something like "How old car is this?" - however it does not sound like natural English to me.

I added the translation.

[BoneheadBass]

Interesting, and a bit confusing, this! But yes, "How old car is this" is not at all good in English.

[BoneheadBass]

"If auto is neuter, then staré; if automobil is masculine, then starý."

Yep!