No and yes. One, that is an unusual spread of years. But, it is what it is. From 1750 until the late 1800's, no; there where no automobiles. French inventor Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot invented the first steam driven tractor that could carry a driver. While he developed the steam dray in 1770, it was not until 1784 that British engineer William Murdoch built a working model that he drove around the town of Camborne.
Nicholas Otto and Rudolf Diesel are credited with designing the first petrol fired internal combustion engines. Diesel's design replaced most steam driven models within years of its development from his 1893 theories.
Karl Benz built and operated his first automobile with a petrol fired engine in 1886. Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybachbuilt their automobile from the ground up in 1889. Benz was the first to begin producing automobiles in 1888. Henry Ford began his first automobile company 3 November 1901, which became the Cadillac Motor Company less than a year later after Ford left. The Studebakers began producing electric cars in 1902 in the US and opened a line of gasoline powered cars in 1904. It was not until 1908 that FMC became the most influential automobile manufacturer in the 20th century.
There are a huge variety of cars including convertible cars, SUVs, trucks, small cars, mini cars, electric cars, and mid-sized cars. You can also find off-road cars and luxury cars in the U.S.
Around 67.932 cars are sports cars
Cars
50 cars 50 cars
Cars that run diesel are long lasting than petrol cars.
None. English cars are European cars
If cars 2 is successful and cars 3 is successful (they are only going to have ia cars 3 if cars 2 is successful) then yes we will have a cars 4.
Some collective nouns for cars is a fleet of cars or a line of cars.
petrol cars are cars with petrol in them lol
mechanical cars
"This many cars".
Cars that are considered import cars are cars that have been shipped from another country to your country. Some really fast cars are also considered import cars, because they have import parts.