Current 2008 F1 cars are 1 million pounds.
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depends on how much air in tires
About 110 tons
25 to 30 lbs.
Roughly 2,200 pounds The car or the horse?
3,846 pounds (SI Units)
It varies from car to car. A subcompact will not weigh as much as a full sized car. The average passenger car today will weigh somewhere around 3,500 pounds. The weight of your car is written on the drivers door post.
By 'average' I doubt very much that you mean Ferrari. Affordable, common, sports cars that are mass-produced could be expected to weigh ~1500kg.
There is no "average". A small 4 cylinder might weigh about 300 lbs., a large V-8 700-900 lbs. Diesels can be much more.
An average passenger vehicle tire can weigh up to 20 pounds. It really just depends on the type of car you have and the brand of tires.
On average about 3000 lbs.
The Beetle wiring loom wouldn't weigh that much compared to other car wiring looms due to the lack of air conditioning ( at least for the majority of them) and heater systems wiring. Modern vehicles have much heavier looms due to the complexity of electronics involved. I have not found a source that gave weights for wiring looms.