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I don't think so. Pvc pipe cannot even used for hot water distribution. I don't know how hot the engine exhaust is, but I'm pretty sure it would melt the pipe. ( I am a master plumber.)
The temperature of the exhaust just after the catalytic converter can reach 700 degrees F.
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