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Electric Vehicles Had Their First Golden Age In The Early 1900s

Electric vehicles were widely adopted in the early 1900s, comprising 38% of U.S. motor vehicle registrations at their peak.

Visions of Nuclear-Powered Cars Captivated Cold War America, but the Technology Never Really Worked

Nuclear-powered cars were envisioned in the 1950s but faced insurmountable engineering and safety challenges.

The best British car manufacturers. You should know their names

British cars are renowned for their luxury, sportiness, and reliability, maintaining a strong presence in the global automotive market.

Electric Vehicles Had Their First Golden Age In The Early 1900s

Electric vehicles were widely adopted in the early 1900s, comprising 38% of U.S. motor vehicle registrations at their peak.

Visions of Nuclear-Powered Cars Captivated Cold War America, but the Technology Never Really Worked

Nuclear-powered cars were envisioned in the 1950s but faced insurmountable engineering and safety challenges.

The best British car manufacturers. You should know their names

British cars are renowned for their luxury, sportiness, and reliability, maintaining a strong presence in the global automotive market.
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Germany's Volkswagen crisis: an ode to nostalgia DW 11/10/2024

Volkswagen is an integral part of German culture and history, symbolizing much more than just ordinary cars.

The Watch Industry's Role in Your Speeding Ticket

The watch industry significantly influenced automotive speed regulation through the development of the chronograph.
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The race to the future: 1907's 8,000-mile odyssey from China to France

The Peking-Paris race in 1907 marked a pivotal moment in automobile history, showcasing the transition in transportation perceptions.

Friday Video: Groucho Marx and the 'Love Affair' with the Car - Streetsblog USA

America's car culture is a product of decades of social conditioning rather than genuine affection for automobiles.

The race to the future: 1907's 8,000-mile odyssey from China to France

The Peking-Paris race in 1907 marked a pivotal moment in automobile history, showcasing the transition in transportation perceptions.

Friday Video: Groucho Marx and the 'Love Affair' with the Car - Streetsblog USA

America's car culture is a product of decades of social conditioning rather than genuine affection for automobiles.
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The Car Stole Our Bliss - And It Started 125 Years Ago Today - Streetsblog New York City

Automobiles have caused over 3.9 million fatalities in the U.S. since their inception, highlighting a persistent public health crisis.

The Great American Family Car Ride

In the early 1980s, lax child safety laws allowed kids to play loosely in cars, highlighting a stark contrast to today's safety standards.

The Stubborn Problem of Cars Killing People

Drivers' bad judgment remains a critical issue despite historical safety improvements.

Cars Revealed for 2024 Concorso d'Eleganza Varignana 1705

The Concorso d'Eleganza Varignana 1705 showcases 30 pre-1973 classic cars, illustrating automotive history and design excellence in a luxury setting.

May 21: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY

The article highlights historical reports of early automobile incidents and innovations, showcasing the evolution of transportation practices.

Watch an Enthusiast Drive the First Car Ever Made, the 1885 Mercedes Benz

The first modern automobile was built in 1885 by Karl Benz, featuring a single-cylinder four-stroke engine and becoming commercially available shortly after.
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