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    The invention of the car began with chariots pulled by horses for transportation and battle. In the late 18th century, inventors began creating self-propelled vehicles using steam and electric engines. In 1885, Karl Benz created the first practical automobile called the Benz Motorwagen, powered by a gasoline engine. Henry Ford later revolutionized car production with the Model T, using assembly line manufacturing to make cars affordable to the masses. While most modern cars still use gasoline engines, some are now utilizing alternative fuels to reduce pollution.

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    The invention of the car began with chariots pulled by horses for transportation and battle. In the late 18th century, inventors began creating self-propelled vehicles using steam and electric engines. In 1885, Karl Benz created the first practical automobile called the Benz Motorwagen, powered by a gasoline engine. Henry Ford later revolutionized car production with the Model T, using assembly line manufacturing to make cars affordable to the masses. While most modern cars still use gasoline engines, some are now utilizing alternative fuels to reduce pollution.

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    The Invention of The Car

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    The invention of the car began with chariots pulled by horses for transportation and battle. In the late 18th century, inventors began creating self-propelled vehicles using steam and electric engines. In 1885, Karl Benz created the first practical automobile called the Benz Motorwagen, powered by a gasoline engine. Henry Ford later revolutionized car production with the Model T, using assembly line manufacturing to make cars affordable to the masses. While most modern cars still use gasoline engines, some are now utilizing alternative fuels to reduce pollution.

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    THE INVENTION OF THE CAR.

    HORSE-DRAWN CARS

    THE EGYPTIANS AND OTHER CIVILIZATIONS FIRST CREATED CHARIOTS SO THEY


    COULD MOVE QUICKLY IN BATTLE. IN THE 1640S THE STAGECOACH WAS USED IN
    BRITAIN AND SOON BECAME POPULAR AS TRANSPORT.
    THE BENZ MOTORWAGEN

    IN 1769, NICOLAS-JOSEPH CUGNOT INVENTED THE FIRST CAR THAT COULD MOVE
    WITHOUT A ANIMAL IN FRANCE. IN 1839, SCOTTISH ROBERT DAVIDSON INVENTED
    THE FIRST ELECTRIC CAR. IN 1885, GERMAN KARL BENZ USED A PETROL ENGINE TO
    CREATE: THE THREE-WHEELED, 12 KPH BENZ MOTORWAGEN.
    THE MODEL T

    THE MODEL T (1908) WAS THE FIRST CAR TO BE CREATED IN LARGE AMOUNTS IN A
    FACTORY, BY THEN THERE WERE LOTS OF MOTOR CARS BUT THEY WERE NOT
    EXACTLY IDENTICAL. THE MODEL T, CREATED BY THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY,
    WAS MADE IN FACTORIES, THUS MEANING THEY WERE ALL MADE THE SAME WAY.
    MODERN CARS

    TODAY, MOST CARS STILL USE THE PETROL MOTORS USED IN THE BENZ
    MOTORWAGEN AND THE MODEL T THOUGH, SOME CARS HAVE BEEN USING
    ALTERNAT FUELS BECAUSE OF THE POLLUTION PETROL CAUSES. MODERN CARS
    WERE INVENTED 40 OR LESS YEARS AGO.

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