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No. The earliest functional automobile was built by Karl Benz in 1885, by which time Shakespeare had been dead for about 270 years. In other words he was very very dead.

Shakespeare did use the word "car" about a dozen times, but when he uses it, he is talking about a chariot, and usually the chariot which in mythology the sun is carried across the sky in. It is usually "Phoebus' car" or "Phaeton's car" after the two famous drivers of this mythological vehicle.

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