Henry Ford
Karl Benz
Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot
Ferdinand Porsche
The first affordable car for many Americans, introduced in 1908.
The first car with a catalytic converter.
The first diesel car.
The first hybrid car.
Increased the production time significantly.
Significantly reduced the time and cost of car production.
Introduced the first hybrid cars.
Made cars more expensive.
1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass
Ford Model T
DeLorean
Mercedes-Benz 260 D
It allowed cars to float on water.
It enabled the invention of electric vehicles.
It allowed for the development of vehicles that could move easily on land.
It improved the car's aerodynamics.
Ford
BMW
Volvo
Chevrolet
Initially only available in black to speed up assembly line production.
Available in a variety of colors from the start.
Always painted white for visibility.
Available in red and blue only.
1830s
1900s
1950s
2010s
Karl Benz
Henry Ford
Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot
Ferdinand Porsche
Early automobiles that represented a transition from traditional horse-drawn transport.
A type of carriage that could float.
The first name for electric cars.
A luxury car brand.
1936, Mercedes-Benz 260 D
1920s, Ford Model A
1950s, Volkswagen Beetle
1960s, Fiat 500
Ford Mustang, introduced in 1964.
Chevrolet Camaro, launched in 1967.
Pontiac Firebird, debuted in 1967.
Dodge Charger, unveiled in 1966.
Ferdinand Porsche, Lohner-Porsche Mixte Hybrid, 1901.
Henry Ford, Model A Hybrid, 1915.
Karl Benz, Hybrid Car, 1935.
Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot, First Hybrid, 1770.
Known for its stainless steel body and gull-wing doors, featured in 'Back to the Future' movies.
First electric car to be mass-produced.
First car with a built-in navigation system.
Innovative use of hybrid technology.
First fully automatic transmission, called the Hydramatic.
First car with power steering.
First car with cruise control.
First car with a hybrid engine.