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First Automobile
In 1769 Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot built the first self propelled road vehicle in France for the french Army that had three wheels and goes 2.5 miles (www.loc.gov) -
Electric Carriage
Around 1832 Robert Anderson built the first electric carriage in Scotland. (www.loc.gov) -
Combustion Engine Carriage
In 1876 George Baldwin Selden combined international cobustion engine with a carriage in the united states but it never worked for him. (www.loc.gov) -
Gasoline Automobile
In 1885 Karl Friedrich Benz made an automobile powered by gasoline that was three wheeled, four cycle, engine and chassis form a single unit in Germany. (www.loc.gov) -
Cannstatt-Daimler
In 1886 Gottlieb Wihelm Daimler and Wihelm Maybach made the first four wheeled, four-stroke engine-known as the " Cannstatt-Daimler" in Germany.(www.loc.gov) -
Gas Powered Car
In 1893 Charles Edgar Duryea and his brother Frank made the first successful gas powered car: 4hp, two-stroke motor. They had made the first American car. (www.loc.gov) -
Ford's Model
In 1913 Ford's Model T production rockets from 7.5 cars per hour to 146 cars per hour thanks to the utilization of the assembly line. (titlemax.com) -
Car Radio
In 1924 the car radio was introduced by Motorola (titlemax.com) -
All Purpose Vehicle
In 1940 the first four-wheel drive, all-purpose vehicle is designed for the U.S Military. It becomes known as a Jeep. (titlemax.com)
