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In the 1940s, cars typically had top speeds ranging from about 60 to 100 miles per hour, depending on the model and engine performance. Most vehicles of the era, however, were designed for comfort and reliability rather than speed, with many practical models averaging around 70 mph. Advances in automotive technology during and after World War II gradually improved engine performance, leading to faster cars by the late 1940s.
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What were the cars styles of the 1940s?
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How fast could cars go in the 1840s?
the first car wasn't made until 1886.
What is sound for fast cars?
One of the reasons why cars go fast is what size of an engine they have.
How do cars drive so fast?
the workers put a engine in it A: Its not the cars that go fast, its the humans in them, that release the cars potential, and make them go fast. It the adrenaline rush, and it sometimes cancels out intelligence.
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Why do cars go fast?
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How fast do phantoms cars go?
430
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How fast do nz police cars go?
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