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Not the first car crash in the world, no.
The first car crash in America, according to records, was in Ohio in 1891.
However the first car crash in the world was in France, where a steam-powered car crashed into a wall. The exact date however is disputed between 1771 and 1801. Nevertheless, it occurred before the Ohio crash.
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