May 28, 2014 – Google announces plans for self driving car
On May 28, 2014, Google made a groundbreaking announcement: plans for a driverless car with no steering wheel or pedals.
On May 28, 2014, Google made a groundbreaking announcement: plans for a driverless car with no steering wheel or pedals.
The Golden Gate Bridge is among the most recognizable man-made landmarks in the United States, if not the world. The
Henry Ford rode shotgun as his son Edsel drove the 15 millionth Ford, a Model T, of course, out of
The history of Hyundai Motor Company is a fascinating tale of determination, innovation, and the pursuit of automotive excellence. It
In a monumental announcement on May 24, 1998, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. unveiled the all-new R34 Skyline, marking the tenth
The Citroën XM, which launched on this day in 1989, holds a significant place in automotive history. Designed by Nuccio
Alejandro de Tomaso was born in Argentina in 1928 to a politically prominent family. In the mid 1950s he fled
On May 20, 1987, the automotive industry witnessed a landmark moment when American Motors Corporation (AMC) agreed to be acquired
On this day in 1903 the Buick Motor Company was founded by David Buick as a subdivision of Buick Auto-Vim
Team Lotus made its Formula One debut today in 1958 at the Monaco Grand Prix qualifying, the opening event for
Horace Elgin Dodge, born on this day in 1868, was a man of remarkable passion, drive, and vision. He was
On this day in 1942, 17 states in the eastern United States began gas rationing at the order of the
By 1966, Subaru had been selling its tiny, rear engine 360 for nearly a decade. By then, executives knew the
After its official introduction at the Chicago Auto Show in February, the Jeep Wrangler went on sale on this day
The Ford Probe may have a funny name, but it could have been worse: Mustang. As front-wheel-drive platforms became more
Depending on who you ask, Camaro could be a French word for friendship, or an animal that eats Mustangs. The
Audi has a long and storied history, stretching back more than a century. It all began on this day in
The original Sunshine Skyway Bridge, spanning more than four miles between St. Petersburg, Florida to Terra Ceia, opened in 1956
This book tells fascinating tales, bringing individual days to life with short stories, photographs and illustrations.
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