Yes, only the rich could originally afford cars (model T's) when they were first created and sold. The working men that built Ford cars (while well paid for the time) couldn't afford a model T until several years later when mass production lines was perfected.
It wasn't the case that the first cars were only available for the wealthy..more that only the wealthy could afford them. Added answer: Not only cars but all new products launched by factories aren't affordable for poor people.
Boats. People have been using boats for thousands of years; cars were invented only in the later part of the 1800s.
No, only the people who have cars powered by electricity rather than petrol.
Most race cars are only seat the driver, the only 2 seater race cars have a navigator like rally cars, and dessert race cars.
There is about 1.023 cars per person in America. (That's about 1023 cars per every thousand people in America.) In China, there is only 9 cars per 1000 people. In India, 11 cars per 1000 people.
It is an ironic scene. when the people first came to the Ghetto some of them belived it was a good thing, they were only Jewish people there. The Jewish people thought it is sate there, when actually there was no future in the Ghetto, only death.
only 5%
no they only came about at the end of the 19th century
people only use cars because they are there not for any other reason
Cars was released on June 9, 2006.
August of 1897. First few years they only built a handful of cars.
Depends on your definition of 'reliable'. The first street cars were horse-drawn and already pretty reliable. After the horse came electricity as the power source for street cars. Both sources were reliable most of the time: only horses might not work well in conditions like glazed frost or other extreme weather conditions; electricity will not be reliable in any situation that results in a power failure.