Automotive history
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The first step was steam-powered vehicles. It is believed that initial attempts to produce them are held in China in the late seventeenth century, but the earliest documentary records on the use of this driving force dating from 1769, when the French writer and inventor Nicholas-Joseph Cugnot introduced first steam-powered vehicle. It was a tricycle around 4.5 tonnes, with wooden wheels and iron wheels, the engine was mounted on the crankshaft of the wheels of a cart to carry guns. Its prototype crashed and a second machine was destroyed in 1771, but the idea would be taken up and developed in England in the following years.
Follow this tour through the history of the automobile.
Schedule of automotive history
1769 The first steam-powered vehicle was created by Nicholas-Joseph Cugnot 9. It was a real tricycle with wooden wheels, tires, iron and weighed 4.5 tons.
Hello to all visitors of this blogg this is our first contribution we are a group of friends presenting the topic of cars hope you like it
The first step was steam-powered vehicles. It is believed that initial attempts to produce them are held in China in the late seventeenth century, but the earliest documentary records on the use of this driving force dating from 1769, when the French writer and inventor Nicholas-Joseph Cugnot introduced first steam-powered vehicle. It was a tricycle around 4.5 tonnes, with wooden wheels and iron wheels, the engine was mounted on the crankshaft of the wheels of a cart to carry guns. Its prototype crashed and a second machine was destroyed in 1771, but the idea would be taken up and developed in England in the following years.
Follow this tour through the history of the automobile.
Schedule of automotive history
1769 The first steam-powered vehicle was created by Nicholas-Joseph Cugnot 9. It was a real tricycle with wooden wheels, tires, iron and weighed 4.5 tons.
1885. Paul Daimler, son of Gottlieb W. constructor Daimler, Stuttgart made the first public trip to the so-called "carrier frame", which is regarded as the ancestor of the later bikes.
1886. American entrepreneur William Crapo Durant takes a carriage factory in Coldwater and creates the Flint Road Cart Company. In 1908, Durant founded General Motors.
1887. The Danish manufacturer Albert F. Hammel build a four-wheeled vehicle with internal combustion engine.
1888. In Brighton, Magnus Volk built its first three-wheeled electric car. Later, sells a four-wheel vehicle to the Turkish sultan's court.
1889. W. Gottlieb Daimler patent falls two cylinder engine in V
1889. Wilhelm Maybach, working for W. Gottlieb Daimler, built the so-called Daimler vehicle with steel wheels. "
1889. The German engineer Emil Capitaine combustion engine develops a two-stroke high compression. This creates a predecessor to the diesel engine
1889. Leon Serpollet Peugeot factory built in the third vehicle steam tricycles.
15.5.1890. Karl Benz in Mannheim founded the company Benz & Cia., Rheinische Gasmotorenfabrik.
1891. Henry Ford joined the Edison Illuminating Company. In 1903, he founded the Ford Motor Company and became the automaker's most successful U.S.1891. Panhard & Levassor Panhard System develops, whereby the motor is disposed in front of the vehicle, powering the rear wheels. This design principle is imposed gradually and will be implemented by most manufacturers.
1893. German engineer Rudolf Diesel obtained a patent for an internal combustion engine works and has no self-ignition spark. Its development provides the basis for the engine, which then bears his name
1898. Louis Renault built his first car and founded one of the oldest and most prestigious companies in the automotive industry.
1901. Nice Week, presents the first four-cylinder Mercedes manufactured by the Daimler Motoren-Gesellschaft. This car sets the standard and will irnitado worldwide.
1901. In the company Benz engine is mounted in front of a truck. This principle also convinced and will be applied in the manufacture of passenger cars. In these vehicles, traction is carried out through the rear wheels.
1902. Dürkopp German company built the first six-cylinder engine, designed for cars.
1903. Henry Ford founded the Ford Motor Company in Detroit, United States, where the first series starts with the Model A.
1903. Henry Leland founded the company in the U.S., Cadillac Motor Car Company.
1903. Music Producer Polyphon of Wahren, near Leipzig, began the manufacture of licensed and marketed Oldsmobile vehicle with POLYMOBIL name.
1905. In Berlin, establishing the first regular bus service gasoline engine. The supplier is the Daimler factory MOTORENGESELLSCHAFT Berlin.
1908 Williarn C. Durant founded General Motors Cornpany, the first mark will be the Buick.
1910. Ettore Bugatti began manufacturing cars in their own company, based in the Alsatian town of Molsheim. The first model presented is the model 13.
1915, Romeo brand was born.
1911. Daimler Motoren-Gesellschaft or create brand emblem in the form of three-pointed star.
1911. The Italian brand Fiat factory four-cylinder engine largest built to date. The engine, with a displacement of 28,353 cc, is scheduled for installation in one of the racing cars of the type S 76. However, company management decided to discontinue the production of this engine, because the participation in various races does not provide the desired success.
1914. In the French Grand Prix, held at the Circuit de Lyon, the German Mercedes team, composed of pilots Lautenschlager, Wagner and Salzer, took the top three. The average speed of 105.6 winners is km / h. To travel the route, Lautenschlager need exactly 7 hours 8 minutes and 18 seconds.
1914. The British Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford made his first car, which they call Aston Martin. With this model, both participate several times in alpine racing. Since
1911. The Italian brand Fiat factory four-cylinder engine largest built to date. The engine, with a displacement of 28,353 cc, is scheduled for installation in one of the racing cars of the type S 76. However, company management decided to discontinue the production of this engine, because the participation in various races does not provide the desired success.
1914. In the French Grand Prix, held at the Circuit de Lyon, the German Mercedes team, composed of pilots Lautenschlager, Wagner and Salzer, took the top three. The average speed of 105.6 winners is km / h. To travel the route, Lautenschlager need exactly 7 hours 8 minutes and 18 seconds.
1914. The British Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford made his first car, which they call Aston Martin. With this model, both participate several times in alpine racing. Since
1922, started commercial production of automobiles.
1914. United States and Britain than to Germany and France in the number of cars manufactured. In the U.S., the total number of 1.7 million vehicles in Great Britain 178,000, France 100,000 and Germany with 64,000. In the latter country is accounted for one vehicle per 720 inhabitants.
1917 The massive Mitsubishi Model A is introduced. While Ford opens the River Rouge plant, the largest manufacturing complex in the world.
Chevrolet teams up with General Motor's.
1920 appears the first car SEDAN
1922 Ford bought the Lincoln brand.
1914. United States and Britain than to Germany and France in the number of cars manufactured. In the U.S., the total number of 1.7 million vehicles in Great Britain 178,000, France 100,000 and Germany with 64,000. In the latter country is accounted for one vehicle per 720 inhabitants.
1917 The massive Mitsubishi Model A is introduced. While Ford opens the River Rouge plant, the largest manufacturing complex in the world.
Chevrolet teams up with General Motor's.
1920 appears the first car SEDAN
1922 Ford bought the Lincoln brand.
1924 The first automobile with the Chrysler name was built on 5 January 1924. Walter P. Crhysler launching a car with his name including hydraulic brakes and high-compression engine. The Chrysler six appeared on the market with equipment and innovations that have never been offered in mid-priced cars,
1926 Chrysler enters the luxury car market with the award winning Chrysler Imperial E-80. The "80" is more than a designation for the model: the highly sophisticated Chrysler Imperial guarantee that could reach about 80 mph 128.7 km / h, incredibly high speeds for the roads of those days.
1927 VOLVO , produced its first car, the P4 model.
1929 The BMW starts production of units with the Austin 7.
1939 The 1939 Plymouth introduced the first automatic convertible top that ran on empty. Chrysler announces "super polish" a method by which the moving engine parts were almost mirror polished to minimize friction. Another innovation this year was the semi-box "Fluid Drive".
1951 Chrysler breaks with the most powerful engine in America, the legendary "Hemi" V8 with hemispherical combustion chamber revolutionary, high performance engine of 331 cubic inches (about 5.42 liters), offering more horsepower per cubic inch than any other motor in America. This year also offered the first steering the story called "Hydraguide."
1954 Chrysler shows it with the first car driven by a turbine.
The Mercedes 300SL has fuel injection car production marks the first use of gull-wing proposals.
1955 The new Chrysler 300 is the car production, the more powerful of the world. The hardtop coupe equipped with a Hemi V8 powered 300HP delivered two four-necked carbs each.
1957 Imperial introduces the American industry's first double curvature windshield (side and top) and side windows bends. The imperial is identified with the first well-defined fins.
1961 A 1961 Plymouth going from Detroit to Chicago on a journey of 5 ½ hours and 527 km, no battery, to test the new alternator, invented by Chrysler.
1963 Chrysler introduces the revolutionary turbine program, yielding 50 cars pre-selected drivers for a real world test. Finally the car did not come into production by the company's financial problems.
1964 Ford launched the Mustang in mid-year, the frenzy begins this
1969 Chrysler introduced as optional equipment the first high-intensity light for nighttime driving.
1975 In response to the Arab oil embargo, Chrysler offers a system that alerts the driver when he pushed the accelerator very hard without....
1978 Plymouth and Dodge Omni were the first American compact car with front wheel drive.
1981 The brand new car, "K" was powered by a new engine 2.2litros and only four cylinders.
1988, the Chrysler New Yorker was the first American car to "Air Bag" as standard equipment.
1991 Chrysler offers the public the first car designed for racing "a thoroughbred, the Dodge Viper V-10. Chrysler, the undisputed leader in the market now offers 4x4 minivans.
1994 As alternative fuel offers a Dodge RAM, CNG Vans and Wagons, also TE-Van Electric, and Dodge Intrepid could also run on ethanol or CNG.
1997 The Plymouth Prowler, used most of the aluminum body.
Osmobile and Acura offers onboard navigation systems, as do several independent producers.
Toyota began selling hybrid sedan (gas / electricity) Prius in Japan.
Osmobile and Acura offers onboard navigation systems, as do several independent producers.
Toyota began selling hybrid sedan (gas / electricity) Prius in Japan.
1998 Chrysler Corp. will join Daimbler-Benz to create Daimbler-Benz.2000: Honda starts selling the INSIGHT century, a gasoline-electric hybrid in the United States.
1999 Joining the Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz to form DaimlerChrysler. The Toyota Tundra V8 defies the pick-up large American. Cadillac announces its new system.
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1984 Using the robust platform of "K", the world famous Minivans or Magic Wagon, FWD, inaugurate a new form of transportation in America, who is with us today. The Plymouth Voyager van 1984 was chosen as the vehicle most representative of the twentieth century to the 80s (1980-1989).
1894. Enrico Tremadi built the first Italian car with internal combustion engine. Tricycle drive your car on one rear wheel is manufactured, so improved from 1896, the company Miari Giusti & Co. in Padua.
1896.Henry Ford builds his first motor vehicle Quadricycle (quad) and performs the first dynamic tests. The same year, Ransom Eli Olds and Alexander Winton also completed its first experimental vehicles.
1896. Heinrich Ehrhardt founded the Eisenach factory and started manufacturing under license the French Decauville car. This vehicle is sold under the name of Wartburg.
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