- A car, or an
automobile, is a
motor vehicle with wheels. Most
definitions of cars
state that they run
primarily on roads, seat one to
eight people, have...
- (also
known as car racing,
motor racing, or
automobile racing) is a
motorsport involving the
racing of
automobiles for competition. In
North America, the term...
- Fiat
Automobiles S.p.A.,
commonly known as
simply Fiat (UK: /ˈfiːət, -æt/ FEE-ət, -at, US: /-ɑːt/ -aht; Italian: [ˈfiːat]), is an
Italian automobile manufacturer...
-
Retrieved 2013-06-05. Mike Featherstone; N. J. Thrift; John Urry (2005).
Automobilities (illustrated ed.). SAGE. ISBN 978-1-4129-1089-7. "No more 'Horn Please'...
- (2000), a
special issue of Theory,
Culture and Society, (August 2004 on
Automobilities coedited with Mike Feathersone,
Nigel Thrift);
Mobile Technologies of...
- English:
International Automobile Federation) is an
international organisation with two
primary functions surrounding use of the
automobile. Its
mobility division...
-
Crude ideas and
designs of
automobiles can be
traced back to
ancient and
medieval times. In 1649, Hans
Hautsch of
Nuremberg built a clockwork-driven carriage...
- Tata
Motors of
India and a
consortium comprising Mahindra &
Mahindra (an
automobile manufacturer from India) and
Apollo Management all
initially expressed...
-
Kiichiro Toyoda and
incorporated on
August 28, 1937.
Toyota is the
largest automobile manufacturer in the world,
producing about 10
million vehicles per year...
- p****engers, and cargo. The
first recorded use of
sedan in
reference to an
automobile body
occurred in 1912. The name
derives from the 17th-century
litter known...
