The most common and grammatically natural ways to complete the sentence are with an infinitive or a prepositional phrase: "We decided to buy a new car" (emphasizing the action/purpose) or "We decided on buying a new car" (emphasizing the decision itself/process). "We decided buying a new car" is also used, but "to buy" or "on buying" are generally preferred in formal grammar.
We decided ___ buying a new car?
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