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When were steam cars invented?
1769
What was the first car ever?
They have had cars since 1769
What did cars look like in 1769?
Invisible - there were none then.
When did people start driving cars?
Steam cars in 1769, Fuel gas cars in 1805 and Gasoline cars in 1885.
How many cars have been invented since 1769?
all of them
Invention of the cars?
The year 1886 is regarded as the birth of the modern automobile. There were steam cars, however, as early as 1769.
How many cars were sold in 1769?
Zero seeing as how the motorcar had not been invented yet.
Were there cars in 1804?
There were vehicles but they were more like tractors such as the 1769 Cugnot Steam Tractor.
How much were the cars back on the 1999?
cheaper
What are some similarities with cars from the 1960's to todays cars?
Back in the 1960 cars are much cheaper then today.
When were first cars?
One of the oldest known self propelled vehicles is the 1769 Cugnot Steam Tractor.
How much is a 1769 penny worth?
750-1100 $
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