Top 15 Interesting Car Facts

It's always fun to learn interesting facts about the car. This mode has made commuting easy, convenient and comfortable for humans. It has also contributed to economic growth and prosperity in the country.

Today, many new cars enter the Indian car market with a wealth of high-end cars technologies and futuristic features. The industry is progressing but still there are some car trivia that we may not know, some of which have shown a radical direction for the industry.

Here are 15 interesting facts about the car and the car industry:

1. The first Japanese car in the U.S. Honda Accord was produced in November 1982.

2. Chevrolet Imphala was one such car that had a breaking sales performance of more than one million in 1965.

3. The first cars used a lever instead of the steering wheel.

4. The first 911 was introduced in 1964 and generated an output of 130 hp.

5. An airbag takes only 40 milliseconds to inflate after an accident.

6. Ferrari makes a maximum of 14 cars each day.

7. The world's longest traffic hold-up was between Paris and Lyon on the French Autoroute in 1980. it was about 110 miles long.

8. The first auto insurance policy was purchased ii 1897 in Westfield, MA.

9. Tata breaks world records by producing the world's cheapest car, Tata Nano.

10. Windshield wipers were introduced by a woman.

11. The first self-propelled vehicle was invented by Nicolas Cugnot the 1769th It was designed with three wheels and an engine in front with the boiler. The car was able to run at a speed of 6 km / h. The first self propelled car was first used by the French Army to move cannons.

12. Nicolas Cugnot designed another steam-powered vehicles two years later after he introduced the first steam powered car. The machine ran well, but one day met an accident with a wall, and this incident is admitted to be the first motor accident.

13. In the late 18th century, designed Issac they Rivaz several successful steam-powered cars. So in 1807 he designed the internal combustion engine that used a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen to generate electricity. He developed a car with this engine.

14. The first practical four-stroke engine was invented by Otto and Langen Company of Deutz, Germany. Nikolaus Otto worked in a grocery store and one day he read about Lenoir two-stroke gas-powered internal combustion engine. Otto it started its own workshop, supported by Langen in Deutz near Cologne in 1863. There he invented the four-stroke engine in 1876. Later, a German engineer named Gottlieb Daimler implemented much development in engine and introduced a practical four-stroke engine, which is still used in different car models.

15. In 1887 Benz was the first car company to be offered for sale.