- A car (or
automobile) is a
wheeled motor vehicle used for transportation. Most
definitions of cars say that they run
primarily on roads, seat one-to-eight...
- Saab
Automobile AB (/sɑːb/) is a
defunct car
manufacturer that was
founded in
Sweden in 1945 when its
parent company, Saab AB,
began a
project to design...
- an
automobile body
occurred in 1912 when the
Studebaker Four and
Studebaker Six
models were
marketed as sedans.
There were
fully enclosed automobile bodies...
- in
total automobile production. In 1929,
before the
Great Depression, the
world had 32,028,500
automobiles in use, and the U.S.
automobile industry produced...
-
Denzel automobile was an early, but
largely unremembered,
competitor to
Porsche in Vienna,
Austria beginning in 1948.
Although some
automobile historians...
-
Automobile was an
American automobile magazine published by the
Motor Trend Group. A
group of
former employees of Car and
Driver led by
David E. Davis...
- -86.176673 The
Overland Automobile Company was an
American automobile manufacturer. It was one of the world‘s
first automobile manufacturers founded in...
-
Division (of
General Motors Corporation), is a
division of the
American automobile manufacturer General Motors (GM) that
primarily focuses on
trucks and...
- Ruf
Automobile GmbH (stylized RUF), is a
German car
manufacturer and
division of the
German automaker Porsche. They also
manufacture and
engineer original...
- steam-powered vehicle,
which led to the
creation of the
first steam-powered
automobile capable of
human transportation,
built by Nicolas-Joseph
Cugnot in 1769...
