It depends on what aspect of the car you are interested in.
If you'd like to design the mechanical aspects of automobiles, you'll want to get a degree in mechanical engineering. This will give you the toolbox and basis for car part design. For example, when designing a turbo system for the engine, you'll want to figure out what type of ball bearings to use, or how the heat generated will affect the surrounding systems. In school, you'll have learned about force diagrams and heat transfer between materials. Same goes with designing the shape of the car. The Prius' shape minimizes the friction/drag from the air it drives through. An engineer had to figure out what shape was optimal for a low co-efficient of friction when driving.
Of course, the shape of a car and how a car looks and feels, is also up to the marketting team. Graphic design or product design is more applicable to how a car looks, where the schooling is more about connecting with the customer and ergonomics (less about hardcore engineering and numbers).
Computer engineering and Electrical engineering are also important roles in car engineering, but deal with other aspects of the car that are more specific. I think if you are looking for an overall education to get into designing cars, mechanical engineering is the way to go.
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Usually math and science
you need degrees
a bachelors degree is needed for all entry levels.
To be a chemical engineer you have to have knowledge in chemistry and physics. You'll need to have your degree and sometimes further education is needed.
At least four years of college. A Bachelor's degree
In general, in order to become a petroleum engineer, you will need to have an engineering degree. You will also need to have done a masters in petroleum engineering.
Education requirements for a systems engineer job would of course be a licensed engineer. It takes at least a 4 year college degree to become and engineer.
engineer
Aspiring car mechanics can choose several paths for their education. They may enroll in a vocational high school, get an Associate's degree in mechanics, or work as an apprenticeship.
It's not so much education as it is experience and talent and also a big thing is MONEY.
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becuase they dont want to be over weight. So they can fit under a car if needed