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In 1910, cars typically had speeds ranging from 20 to 30 miles per hour, depending on the model and conditions. The Ford Model T, one of the most popular cars of the era, could reach speeds of about 45 miles per hour. However, most vehicles were still limited by the road conditions and the capabilities of their engines, making sustained high speeds less common. Overall, the automobile industry was rapidly evolving, and speeds would increase significantly in the following decades.
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How fast were cars in 1910?
''Mercedes 60hp'' 105km/h in 1904
What is sound for fast cars?
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How do cars drive so fast?
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