It is kind of relative, according to the french, from 1769 (built a scale version) and in 1770 (full size version), Louis Cougnot equipped a three wheeled wooden wheeled sort of wagon with a steam engine, the front single wheel steered and drove the wagon (or cart), it was ment as a military transport but ended in a ditch after a few yars of driving, it was said to be unmanageable, the vehicle was named the "fardier". On March 8, 1886, Gottieb Daimler (a german engineer) took a stagecoach (made by Wilhelm Wimpff & Sohn) and adapted it to hold his gasoline engine (a development and improvement of Klaus Nikolaus Otto's four stroke engine), thereby designing the world's first four-wheeled automobile.
Also in the 1672, a french Jesuit monk buit the first "automobile" (as in self propelled vehicle) in China, but it couldn't carry passengers, it was a small self powered steam vehicle. So your question has diofferent answers depending of your definition of what a car is. Daimler's car, had four wheels, but no steering wheel or enclosure, it was just a horse stagecoach without the horses and with a steering lever or rod.
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The car was originally madewith no window or no doors.
The car was originally madewith no window or no doors.
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The first motorcycle was originally made in 1823 and it was cool ok i mean cool
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The electric car was first made in England.
They were originally made of hay.
The first Lancer Evolution car was produced around 1992. It was originally produced for Japanese markets but the demand opened up imports to the United Kingdom and Europe in 1998, and to the United States in 2003.
The Mercedes Benz car was originally made in Germany.
The first car key was made in 1878.