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How cars, culture fueled our dreams - The Korea Herald

How cars, culture fueled our dreams The Korea Herald It would be impossible to count the number of automotive makes and models that have come and gone since the car was first invented ― or the number of books that have been written about them. The inescapable ubiquity of the automobile has made them, ... and more »

Carroll Shelby, driver and designer of high-speed sports cars, dies at 89 - Washington Post

Carroll Shelby, driver and designer of high-speed sports cars, dies at 89 Washington Post Mr. Shelby made and lost fortunes, trained pilots during World War II, ran a safari business in Africa and was married at least six times, but he is best known for his daring automotive achievements, first as a driver and later as a designer. and more »

Detroit Mercantile opens Saturday in Eastern Market - Detroit Free Press

Detroit Mercantile opens Saturday in Eastern Market Detroit Free Press At the turn of 20th Century, the automobile was invented and changed manufacturing from stoves and railroad car-based to automotive, he said. "And we're facing a similar situation now, and we're facing it at a time when US-made products and small ... and more »

Google brings driverless cars to the road - Telegraph.co.uk

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Google brings driverless cars to the road Telegraph.co.uk By Matt Warman, Consumer Technology Editor There are now 600 million cars on the roads of the world and a lot has changed since Karl Benz invented the first automobile. One thing has remained the same: drivers are still essential. and more »

Ford to introduce American made rocket car / Scrape TV - The World on your side - Scrape TV

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Ford to introduce American made rocket car / Scrape TV - The World on your side Scrape TV Detroit, MI – There was a time when the American automobile was the only automobile that anyone drove. Though the car was not invented in the United States, the revolutions that American companies made in the first half of the 20th century, ... and more »