The first gasoline auto was built by Karl Benz in 1885, he was the first test driver of his Autowagen and in its first public appearance went out of control and crashed it into a wall.
In 1895 Frank Duryea was the driver of the Duryea, built by Frank and his brother in the "first motorcar race in America," held in Illinois. The Duryea was built in 1893 by Frank and Charles, although there is no indication of who drove it first. Duryea was only in business for three years as a car company, disolving in 1898.
However, the first test drive of a gasoline powered car happened years earlier than when you asked, in 1885. If the definition of car is with four wheels, as the Benz Autowagen was a three wheeled vehicle, then the answer would go to Gottlieb Wilhelm Daimler who test drove the first four wheeled automobile in 1886. If the names of Benz and Daimler look familiar they should, as Daimler-Benz is the parent company of modern Mercedes Benz today.
Benz is credited with the first gasoline powered automobile in 1885-1886, even thou Goerge Selden of NY patented it in 1879.
Balzer - automobile - was created in 1894.
There were no Ford cars or cars of any kind in 1800. The first practical automobile was invented in 1894 by German Karl Benz. The first car Henry Ford built was the Quadricycle in 1896. They are the same as cars today because they used an internal combustion engine fueled by gasoline.
Karl Benz's "Velo" model (1894) - entered into an early automobile for German citizens to purchase
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It is not known who was the first person to discover the seahorse. This species of marine animal is found in oceans throughout the world.
Construction on Tower Bridge in London began in 1886 and it was completed in 1894. Tower Bridge in Sacramento was finished in 1935.
The first Winchester model 1894 rifle was made as the model number suggests 1894.
Rudyard Kipling wrote the Jungle Book. It was first published in 1894.
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France hosted the first -ever automobile race way back in 1894 on the 22nd of July.The race was run between Paris and Rouen (a town near the Siene River) over 80 miles, Frenchman Albert de Dion won the race but wasn't awarded the trophy due to a illegal stroker.In 1887, de Dion was the only man to enter a 'trial' dubbed 'Europe's first motoring competiton'.