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Automotive History Milestones

Key milestones in automotive history, from the first mass-produced car through modern innovations, one milestone per card.

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38 basic cards for Trivia Car Trivia. It opens with "Who designed the first internal combustion gasoline engine used in automobiles?" and "What car became the best-selling vehicle of the entire 20th century?". More Game Night and Road Trips decks are listed below.

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Who designed the first internal combustion gasoline engine used in automobiles?
Show answerGottlieb Daimler
What car became the best-selling vehicle of the entire 20th century?
Show answerFord Model T
What manufacturing innovation did Henry Ford introduce that revolutionized car production?
Show answerAssembly line (moving production system)
What engine configuration first became popular in production cars in the early 1900s?
Show answerV8 engine
What safety feature replaced hand-cranking as the standard way to start a car engine?
Show answerElectric starter motor
What transparent safety material replaced regular glass in car windshields?
Show answerLaminated safety glass
What transmission system allowed drivers to shift gears automatically without a clutch pedal?
Show answerAutomatic transmission
What system uses engine power to reduce steering effort?
Show answerPower steering
What comfort feature became available in luxury cars during the 1930s?
Show answerAir conditioning
What vehicle class, pioneered by the Jeep, became popular as a civilian vehicle after World War II?
Show answerSport utility vehicle (SUV)
What sports car did Chevrolet introduce in 1953, becoming the first mass-produced American sports car?
Show answerCorvette
What safety device did Nils Bohlin invent for Volvo in 1959?
Show answerThree-point seatbelt
What structural design feature absorbs energy in a crash to protect passengers?
Show answerCrumple zones
What emission control device was mandated in cars during the 1970s to reduce pollution?
Show answerCatalytic converter
What braking system prevents wheels from locking and skidding during emergency stops?
Show answerAntilock brakes (ABS)

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