Concept Cars of 1950 # 39; - History Documentary
1851 - United States The American Steam Carriage Co was founded; perhaps the first truck manufacturer steam distilled in the United States.
1897-1924 - United States The Stanley Steamer was built by Francis and Freeland Stanley.
In 1902, Francis and Freeland created the Stanley Motor Carriage Company, the sale of their interests in Prescott Warren in 1917.
1899 to about 1904 - USA The company has made several thousand Locomobile Steam Runabout powered models.
1894 - first auto plant in America United States was opened by Henry G Morris and Pedro Salom He started by building electric cars Electrobat.
1896 - United States The Woods Motor Vehicle Company began manufacturing electric powered cars.
1898 - Spain Emilio de la Cuadra started to produce electric powered cars in Barcelona under the name of La Cuadra.
1900-1903 - Canada Canadian Motors Limited produced a small car to electric drive two-seater called Motette.
1901 - France The French carmaker De Dion-Bouton produced a small number of electric cars.
1902 - USA Henry and Clem Studebaker produced its first electric car powered Note from 1908 to 1909, they had opted for installation of internal combustion engines in their vehicles.
1888 - Germany Benz entered production and built about twenty-five vehicles until 1892.
In 1894, he began mass production of cars Viktoria and Velo In 1895 his company, Benz Cie which he founded in 1871 had sold 1,132 vehicles.
1890 - Germany Gottlieb Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft Daimler formed Motors Daimler Company, with the initial goal of building engines.
Daimler sold its first car in 1892 and in 1895 had produced some 30 vehicles.
During the 1890s, he sold licenses for the design, use of the name Daimler and patents in a number of countries.
To address some legal problems selling Daimler cars in France, Emil Jellinek, a Daimler distributer, offered to place a large order if Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft is a car carrying his daughter Mercedes name.
These cars were extremely popular in 1902 and Daimler in Germany, to avoid other problems of confusion and licenses, adopted the name Mercedes for their cars.
In 1926, Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft merged with Benz Cie Karl Benz to form the automaker Daimler-Benz who built cars and Mercedes-Benz trucks.
1890 - France's automotive manufacturing company Panhard et Levassor French, which was founded last year, produced their first car was fitted with a Daimler engine.
The system model with four wheels Panhard they produced in 1895 was probably the first car equipped with a sliding gearbox.
It was also the first car with an engine mounted in the front and a rear wheel drive installation that became known as the FR layout.
1890 - France Armand Peugeot started making cars with four wheels that were powered by a gasoline engine of Daimler, the production of 4 cars this year In 1891, he produced sixty-five type 3 4 models.
The first engine designed Peugeot was produced in 1896 The motor 8 hp 6 kW been mounted at the rear of the model 1897 type 15.
In the 1890 Peugeot produced 24 different models; Types 2-29 Types 13, 20, 22, 23 are not cars.
Rating In 1889, a Serpollet-Peugeot car was done, which probably explains why Peugeot was the first type 2.
the annual production volume from three Type 10 1894 two types 12 and 1895 two types 1898-419 25 26 Type 1899-1902 and hundreds of such models 15 Phaeton 4 seats from 1897 to 1901.
At that time, Peugeot became the first manufacturer to mount solid rubber tires to a gasoline car Which model, which year.
The first car to be equipped with a steering wheel Peugeot was the type 1901 model 36.
In 1902, the company moved the engine to the front of the model type 48.
In 1903, half of all cars built in France were produced by Armand Peugeot S O company Automobiles Peugeot.
1893 - Britain Patent rights UK engine Gottlieb Daimler was bought by Frederick Simms, who has formed a new company, Daimler Motor Syndicate.
In 1896, Simms and Harry Lawson moved into car production as the Daimler Company.
The license granted to Daimler Motor Company included the right to use the name Daimler in Britain.
Daimler became the official mode of transport of the British monarchy in 1898.
In 1908, the company acquired a license to build and adjustment engines designed by J H Knight in his cars.
1895 - Britain Frederick Frank and George formed the Lanchester Lanchester Motor Company.
In the same year, the company built the first British car with four wheels powered by an internal combustion gasoline engine.
1896 United States The Duryea Motor Wagon Company produced in the United States the first production car The 13 cars produced by the company were produced in 1896.
In 1898, the brothers about the original company sold Frank continued to produce the Stevens-Duryea car and Charles Duryea vehicles produced until 1917.
1896 to about 1899 - France Léon Bollée has sold several hundred of its cars with three wheels Carts In 1899 he presented a four-wheeled car that had independent suspension.
1897 - Austria A company called Nesselsdorfer Wagenbau-Fabriksgesellschaft produced a car called Präsident The company later became better known as Tatra.
The design was based on a Benz car and about twelve were carried out in 1900, the company produced the type A 2714 cc model, a car with a maximum speed of 40 kph 25 mph A total of 22 were made.
Type A was followed by type B in 1902 and type S 3308 cc to 1905 approximately.
Note In 1918, when the Austrian borders were redrawn after World War 1, the company was located in Czechoslovakia.
1897 US Olds Motor Vehicle Company was established in 1899, the name was changed to the Olds plant and shortly after, around 1901 Olds started the first automobile production line in the world.
1901-1905 of more than 18500 Oldsmobiles Curved Dash were produced a car with a 1565 cc engine and a maximum speed of 32 kph 20 mph.
1898 - A Panhard-Levassor Japan think I was the first car to be introduced in Japan.
1898 Netherlands Jacobus and Hendrik-Jan Spijker began building cars in 1886 and at the end of 1898 produced a Benz car under license called Spijker-Benz.
In 1900, they produced two models with two cylinders, 3 and 5 c.
In 1903 the company introduced its first four and six-cylinder models, including the 8821 cc 60 hp Model 80.
The 60 hp model 80 was the first car in the world equipped with a 6-cylinder engine and all-wheel drive permanent Note This car can be seen at the Museum Nationaal Museum Car Show Automobiel Section Holland.
Spyker cars, with their characteristic circular radiators, became known as the Rolls Royce of the continent in 1903, the company changed its name Spijker to Spyker.
In 1907, a four-cylinder, 2544 cc Spyker 14 18 hp tourer model was second only 3 cars to finish in demanding ten thousand mile 16000 km from Beijing to race Paris Show Part 2, the last 100 years, Section 8 August Spyker 1 for more information.
1898 - France's Renault Type A Small Car golf cart was launched on 21 th anniversary of Louis Renault and remained in production until 1903. Is this true day in 1903.
A s the kind of start was a 1 liter motor, 1 hp and a top speed of 35 kph 22 mph later Type A's were equipped with a 270 cc De Dion, one engine of 75 hp and had a top speed 45 kph 28 mph.
In 1899, the Renault brothers, Louis, Marcel and Fernand and Thomas Evert formed the Renault Brothers Company.
Between 1899 and 1903 seven carts models were produced; Types B, C, D, E, G, H J.
The 450 cc, 3 bed type B in 1899 had two doors and a roof Is this the first sedan in the world.
Type C in 1900 was the first Renault car 4 spaces.
The first Renault engine was built in 1902. It was a 3750 cc 4-cylinder engine of 20 to 30 hp and is mounted on the type of models H J.
In 1903 and 1904 some 7 new models were introduced Types L, M, N, R, S, T and U See Part 2, the last 100 years, Section 8 5 4.
Late 1890 - Germany in the late 19th century Benz Co. is the largest automaker in the world.
1900 - Italy Fiat opened its first plant in Turin and employed 150 people in the first year, they produced 24 cars in 1910, Fiat was the largest car company in Italy.
1900 - Italy Cesare Isotta Fraschini and Orestes have founded a company called Società Milanese Automobili Isotta Fraschini C.
The first Isotta Fraschini-built car was equipped with a four-cylinder engine powered 24 hp gasoline.
The company first started producing racing cars, mounting a motor 100 hp at one of its cars in 1905.
In the 1920 Isotta Fraschini-luxury limousines were bought by the rich and famous.
1900 - Great Britain The Lanchester Motor Company began production in 1930, the company was bought by British Daimler Motor Company.
1900 - France The French carmaker De Dion-Bouton was the largest automaker in the world, producing 400 cars and 3,200 engines this year in the same year, the company opened a factory in America.
1901 - Austria Johann Puch began to produce car engines, followed by a car in 1904. In 1906 he produced a Puch two carts cylinders.
In 1909, one of his cars reached a world record speed of 130 km 82 mph.
1903 - Netherlands cars were produced from 1903 to 1919 Eysink.
The Eysink brothers built their first car in 1897 by about 10 cars before actually going into production.
Just over 300 cars were manufactured, including December 10 hp 16 hp 20 20 30 hp and 30 hp models from 40 A model called Bebe was also produced from 1912 to 1919.
Other cars include Dutch first Aarts 1899, which was then announced as Neerlandia, the first Dutch car, Van Gink 1899 to about 1903, of which 40-50 Altena 1900-1906 were produced, and Bij t Vuur 1901 -1906.
1903 - United States formed the Henry Ford Ford Motor Company.
In 1908 he began producing the famous Model T Tin Lizzie.
For information on the history of the Model T Ford, see Part 2, the last 100 years, Article 3 September.
1903-1905 - United States Oldsmobile was the largest automobile manufacturer in the world.
1904 The United States began to produce more cars than France.
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