THE CAR HISTORY

In the decade of 1880, the people used to laugh of those chariots, but some technical progresses showed that cars will impose.

A lth o u g h th e a u to m o b ile h a d m a n y e n th u sia sts , to th e m o st o f p o p u la tio n th e ca rs w a s a n e x p e n siv e , d a n g e ro u s a n d o rd in a ry to y .

In 1 9 0 3 , th e B ritish P a rla m e n t in cre a se d th e sp e e d lim it fro m 1 9 to 3 2 k m / h , b e ca u se it w a n te d to sa tisfy to th e m o to r fa n a tics a n d th e fa rm e rs a s w e ll.

The Henry Ford revolution in cars

He said : I will build a car to the common people when he presented the T model , a car that generated the cars mass production , one characteristic of the Industrial Revolution .

Typical era
The typical era lasted from the end of World War I ( 1919 ), through the Wall Street Crash at the end of 1929 . During this period , the front - engined car came to dominate , with closed bodies and standardized controls becoming the norm .

Pre - World War II era

By the 1930s , most of the mechanical technology used in today's automobiles had been invented , although some things were later " re - invented ", and credited to someone else .

Automobile design finally emerged from the shadow of World War II in 1949 , the year that in the United States saw the introduction of high - compression V8 engines .

Modern era

Some particularly notable advances in modern times are the extensive of front - wheel drive and all - wheel drive , the adoption of the diesel engine , and the simultaneity of fuel injection .

The future car technologies include new energy sources and materials , which are being developed for making automobiles more safer , with more energy efficient , or less polluting .

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