November 14,1996 – GM begins production of its first electric car — then crushes it
On this day in 1996 General Motors launched production of its first mass produced electric car, the EV1. Manufactured in
On this day in 1996 General Motors launched production of its first mass produced electric car, the EV1. Manufactured in
On this day in 1940 Willys-Overland delivered to the US Armed Forces its prototype for a highly capable vehicle that
The Lamborghini Miura chassis was unveiled at the Turin Motor Show on this day in 1965. Despite not having a
The Ford Motor Company began intercontinental production on this day in 1911 when the first Model Ts left a factory
The oldest existing automotive manufacturer in the Western Hemisphere was founded on this day in 1897. Louis Clark recruited his
German racer Hermann Lang was a promising 30 year old Mercedes driver in 1939 when World War II broke out
Alfonso Antonio Vicente Eduardo Angel Blas Francisco de Borja Cabeza de Vaca y Leighton, Marquis of Portago, better known as
Before Henry Ford ever started the car company that would bear his name, he collaborated with a bicycle racer named
On this day in 1909 the first motorized event at Indianapolis Motor Speedway is held. The day at the track
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