can anyone make a sentence with the phrase?

“What is the purpose of a Brand New World? We have seen the results of a Brave New World–but must all change be so tragic?”

“Brand new” doesn’t qualify as a phrase by itself; it would be classified as two adjectives that do not need commas between them. But, here’s a sentence using “brand new” in a phrase per your request:

My 2007 Aura, which is brand new to the Saturn family of vehicles, was voted the “North America Car of the Year”.

When purchasing a brand new car at the car dealership, you need to remember that once the car is off the lot, it decreases in value.

I have a brand new computer? i dont get it.

I like my brand new car? I don’t really get…….

tomorrow is a brand new day!!!