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How many cars are there world wide?
That answer can never be answered because the number of cars on the road keeps growing.
How many cars were on the road in 1950?
Around 30 million cars were on the road in the US by 1950. By 1929, 26 million cars were in use. That number was little changed by 1940 because of the Great Depression. After World War 2, in 1946, there were 25.8 million.
What is the name of the world's widest road and how many cars can drive side by side on it?
the widest road is in Brazil. 160 cars can drive side by side
How many cars were on the road in 1930?
It is estimated that there were 6 million cars on the road in 1930. The exact number is not known, because some states did not register vehicles.
How many cars in the UK 2017?
Number of cars on the road in the UK, nearest date 2016 is 31.7 million
What is the Number of cars sold by brand?
There are hundreds of brands of cars in the world.
What is the number of people killed in cars in a day in the world?
what is the number of people killed in cars in a day in the world compared to people killed in aircroft
What are 'the rarest cars in the world' of 175 sunbeam venezia cars made in the early 1960's approx 7 survive in road worthing condition surely these remaining few deserve to be listed?
their are 4545900 milion cars on the road
What country has the most cars in the world?
The USA. it has more than 70 million cars on the road, not counting the ones that run, but are not registered.
How many cars per day are driving on the road world wide?
11ty million
What percentage of cars are in ca?
A percentage is a relationship between two numbers. In this instance, the answer will depend on whether you compare the number of cars on California compared with: the number of cars in the US the number of cars in the world
How many ford cars in the world?
Impossible to answer this question as Ford has been building cars since 1908. There are Fords on the road, in storage, in museums, all over the world.
