What make was the first car to be made?
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The one I drive.
mini cooper
henry ford t model
It was private enterprise, so i don't think it was a 'make', in the true sense of the word.
I believe the first car was a steam car built in France in the 18th century.
The first production car was made by Ford called a model t you could have one in any colour you liked as long as it is black,he also stipulated the size of wooden crates the parts came in to utilise them to make the car floors,apart from that it would probably have been one that works off steam
Mersedies-Bens I think it was steam powered not very sure, then ford model-t
First car was the patent motorwagen by Karl Benz of Mannheim, Germany in 1885. It had 3 wheels. In 1888 Frau Bertha Benz drove it more than 106 km (63 miles) from Mannhein to Pforzheim with her two sons, carrying out running repairs on the way. This was the first long drive by any person.
Karl Benz was one of the founders of Daimler-Benz, now called Daimler-Chrysler.
The Ford Model T was the first Mass produced car , ( any colour as long as it Black ) .. the first car was made by Daimler Benz..Now called Mercedes Benz.
It was a Benz 'horseless carriage' or car for short, I think
i think it was some sat on the back of a lawn mower !
The first "car" with an internal combution engine was the Benz. The model T Ford was not the first production car, It is generally credited with being the first car built on a "constant" moving production line but Henery Ford did not invent the production line, other companys were using "production lines" before he did.
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