Which is correct:
"She doesn't has a car" or "She doesn't have a car"?

Some examples from the web:

• So, she doesn't have a car.
• That a girl's guaranteed to get preggers if she does it in a car.
• She doesn't have a car, so he regularly drives her to and from.
• She doesn't own a car but she is a member of a car club.
• Any time a girl tells you her name starts with a flower... a car or a stone, don't bother asking what she does.
• And she doesn't seem to be happy unless she's in a car or moving, so I'm coming.
• The car's registered to a high-class rent-a-car service.
• - Five dollars a car, 20 cars.
• Maurice recently bought a car at a used car dealership.
• They were in a car accident, same car.
• I saw a car, a big black car.
• Every squad car has a car-top camera on it.
• - Excessive force with a car.
• Your hair cannot drive a car.
• Someone bounced Jimmy Dix off a car.
• - My dad owns a car dealership.
• I've been thinking about getting a car.
• The suppliers are probably a car-theft ring.
• Or a car stealing racket or something.
• A car salesman with bad taste.

Some examples from the web:

• She doesn't have a car, so he regularly drives her to and from.
• So, she doesn't have a car.
• Why did my aunt become less American - because she doesn't have a car?
• She doesn't have a car, either, and Dartmouth is kind of in the middle of nowhere, so she thought if I had one, she could pay for insurance and we could split the gas.
• That a girl's guaranteed to get preggers if she does it in a car.
• She doesn't own a car but she is a member of a car club.
• Any time a girl tells you her name starts with a flower... a car or a stone, don't bother asking what she does.
• And she doesn't seem to be happy unless she's in a car or moving, so I'm coming.
• The car's registered to a high-class rent-a-car service.
• - Five dollars a car, 20 cars.
• Maurice recently bought a car at a used car dealership.
• They were in a car accident, same car.
• I saw a car, a big black car.
• Every squad car has a car-top camera on it.
• - Excessive force with a car.
• Your hair cannot drive a car.
• Someone bounced Jimmy Dix off a car.
• - My dad owns a car dealership.
• I've been thinking about getting a car.
• The suppliers are probably a car-theft ring.