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Ford Model T in their factory on the eastern side of Woodward Avenue in Highland Park, just north of Detroit. (Picture from: CultiraMIx) |
Although many people have tried to make a perfect car that will work well in a range of prices and markets, the historian argues that Karl Benz was the one who created the modern cars today. He uses the 2-stroke engine type that installed in the car named "Motorwagen". And he began to sell the vehicle in 1888.
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Benz Patent Motor Car, 1886. (Picture from: InfoDaimler) |
In North America, the first modern automobile made by the Duryea Brothers in Springfield, Massachusetts. The Duryea Brothers car also won the first automobile race in 1895, to compete with the Benz cars. The race was in Chicago, Illinois, with racing along the 82 km. Duryea starts to produce their first commercial vehicle in 1896. In the same year they made 13 cars by hand in Springfield, Massachusett.
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This original copy of the 1893 Duryea, the first successful gasoline-powered car, will be part of the "History on the Move" car show at the Springfield Museums on Saturday, Sept. 25. The car, which actually runs, will be driven around the Quadrangle during the show. (Picture from: MassLive) |

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1908 Ford Model T. (Picture from: MacsStuff) |
Finally, you can be seen an informative infographic that describes of the History of Automobile as follow;
Since then, various types of cars have been created and produced, ranging from minivans to sports cars types. In 1950s the United States was the largest automobile manufacturers and users in the world. And fifty years later, in 2000s China had been the largest car manufacturer and the user. *** [EKA [25102014] | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | DAIMLER | TECHROGERS | CULTURAMIX | MACSSTUFF.NET ]

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