[1] | Bentley Sport touring Car
The Bentley sport touring car (1931; England) had a 200-hp engine with two carburetors and attained a top speed of 217 km/h (135 mph). |  |
| [2] | Karl Benz
The first automobile was built by Karl Benz (1886; Germany). A one-cylinder internal-combustion engine propelled this three-wheeler at 13 km/h (8 mph). |  |
| [3] | Bugatti Type 41
The Bugatti Type 41 sedan (1931; France), the most expensive auto ever built, was limited to a production of only six vehicles. |  |
| [4] | Cadillac Coupe
The Cadillac coupe (1958; United States) epitomizes 1950s U.S. car styling with its long tail fins. This two-door six-seater was powered by an 8-cylinder vee-type engine, and was capable of speeds over 180 km/h (110 mph). |  |
| [5] | Chevrolet Corvette
The Chevrolet Corvette (1953; United States), America's first production sports car, had a 6-cylinder engine and an automatic transmission. |  |
| [6] | Chrysler Airflow
The Chrysler Airflow (1934; United States) was one of the first automobiles to feature a streamlined aerodynamic design. |  |
| [7] | Citroen
The Citroen 4-door sedan (1934; France) was one of the last cars built by Andre Gustave Citroen who died in 1935. His production and marketing techniques made him known as the "French Henry Ford". |  |
| [8] | Cord Convertible Coupe
The Cord Convertible Coupe 812 (1937; United States) had a long hood fitted with louver, retractable headlights, and front-wheel drive. |  |
 |
PRINT EARTH > SCIENCE > CAR . . .
TOP
Top 5 Earth :
Science
