History of the Last 100 years of the Automobile / Motor Car

• 1: Car Production
  • 1.1 The Increasing Number of Cars
  • 1.2 Production
  • 1.3 Manufacturers with Origins in War Production
  • 1.4 The Top Selling Cars
• 2: Steam Powered
  • 2.1 The Stanley Steamer
  • 2.2 Saab
• 3: Electric Powered
  • 3.1 1900 to 1939
  • 3.2 Decline in Popularity
  • 3.3 1940s
  • 3.4 Electric Car Web Sites
• 4: Hybrid Cars
  • 4.1 Early Hybrid Cars
  • 4.2 Post World War 2 Hybrid Cars
• 5: Other Sources of Fuel
  • 5.1 Introduction
  • 5.2 Air
  • 5.3 Hydrogen
  • 5.4 Liquid Nitrogen
  • 5.5 Biofuels
  • 5.6 Solar Power
• 6: Parts of the Car
• 6.1 Brakes
• 6.2 Car Radio
• 6.3 Cruise Control
• 6.4 Door Locks
• 6.5 Fuel Injection
• 6.6 Gauges
• 6.7 Ignition
• 6.8 Lights 
• 6.9 Paint 
• 6.10 Power Steering 
• 6.11 Radiators 
• 6.12 Steering Wheel
• 6.13 Suspension
• 6.14 Transmission
• 6.15 Turn Indicators
• 6.16 Windows
• 6.17 Windscreen Wipers
• 6.18 Tires       
• 7: Petrol/Gasoline
  • 7.1 Introduction
  • 7.2 Ancient History
  • 7.3 Kerosene
  • 7.4 Oil Fields
  • 7.5 Oil Production
  • 7.6 Oil Tankers
  • 7.7 Petrol Stations
  • 7.8 General Information
• 8: Car Manufacturers
• 8.1 Austria
  • 8.1.1. Felber
  • 8.1.2. Steyr-Daimler-Puch
  • 8.1.3. Tatra
• 8.2 Australia
• 8.3 China
• 8.3.1. First Automobile Works (FAW)
• 8.3.2. Shanghai Automotive Industry
• 8.3.3. Beijing Automotive Industry
• 8.3.4. Nanjing Automobile Group
• 8.3.5. Brilliance China Auto
• 8.3.6. Donfeng Motor Corporation
• 8.3.7. Chang'an Motors
• 8.3.8. Chery Automobile
• 8.3.9. Car Production In China
• 8.3.10. Other Information
• 8.3.11. Other Chinese Automobile Companies
• 8.3.12. Chinese Car Web Sites 
• 8.4 Czech Republic
  • 8.4.1. Laurin & Klement
  • 8.4.2. Skoda
  • 8.4.3. Tatra
• 8.5 France
  • 8.5.1. Bugatti
  • 8.5.2. Citroën
  • 8.5.3. Peugeot
  • 8.5.4. Renault
  • 8.5.5. Other French Car Manufacturers
  • 8.5.6 French Car Web Sites
• 8.6 Germany
  • 8.6.1. Audi
  • 8.6.2. BMW
  • 8.6.3. Mercedes (Daimler-Benz)
  • 8.6.4. Opel
  • 8.6.5. Volkswagen
  • 8.6.6. Other German Car Manufacturers
• 8.7 Great Britain (UK)
  • 8.7.1. Aston Martin
  • 8.7.2. Austin
  • 8.7.3. Bentley
  • 8.7.4. Jaguar
  • 8.7.5. Rolls-Royce
  • 8.7.6. MG
  • 8.7.7. Morris
  • 8.7.8. Other British Car Manufacturers
  • 8.7.9. British Car Web Sites
• 8.8 Holland
• 8.8.1. Spyker
• 8.8.2. DAF
• 8.9 India
• 8.9.1. Hindustan Motors
• 8.9.2. Maruti Udyog
• 8.9.3. Premier Automobiles
• 8.9.4. Reva
• 8.9.5. Standard
• 8.9.6. Tata Motors
• 8.9.7. Other Information
• 8.9.8. Other Indian Automobile Companies
• 8.9.9. Indian Car Web Sites
• 8.10 Italy
  • 8.10.1. Alfa Romeo
  • 8.10.2. Bugatti
  • 8.10.3. Ferrari
  • 8.10.4. Fiat
  • 8.10.5. Lancia
  • 8.10.6. Other Italian Car Manufacturers
• 8.11 Japan
• 8.11.1. The First Cars
• 8.11.2. Daihatsu
• 8.11.3. Datsun
• 8.11.4. Honda
• 8.11.5. Isuzu
• 8.11.6. Jitsuyo Jidosha Seizo
• 8.11.7. Mazda
• 8.11.8. Mitsibushi
• 8.11.9. Nissan
• 8.11.10 Prince Motor Company
• 8.11.11. Suzuki
• 8.11.12. Toyota
• 8.11.13. Other Models / Information
• 8.11.14. Other Japanese Car Producers
• 8.11.15. Japanese Car Web Sites
• 8.12 Russia
• 8.12.1. Russo-Balt
• 8.12.2. ZIL
• 8.12.3. GAZ
• 8.12.4. Moskvitch
• 8.12.5. Avto VAZ /Lada
• 8.12.6. Russian Car Web Sites
• 8.13 Spain
• 8.13.1. Abadal
• 8.13.2. America
• 8.13.3. Authi
• 8.13.4. Barreiros
• 8.13.5. Biscuter
• 8.13.6. David
• 8.13.7. Elizalde
• 8.13.8. Eucort
• 8.13.9. Hispano-Suiza
• 8.13.10. Kapi
• 8.13.11. SEAT
• 8.13.12. Other Spanish Car Manufacturers
• 8.13.13. Other Information
• 8.14 Sweden
  • 8.14.1. Saab
  • 8.14.2. Volvo
• 8.15 United States
• 8.15.1. Cadillac
• 8.15.2. Chevrolet
• 8.15.3. Chrysler
• 8.15.4. Ford
• 8.15.5. General Motors
• 8.15.6. Lincoln
• 8.15.7. Other American Car Manufacturers
• 8.16 Car History Web Sites
• 9: Special Reports/Studies
• 9.1 Cyclecars
• 9.1.1.   Introduction
• 9.1.2.   Austria
• 9.1.3.   Belgium
• 9.1.4.   Canada
• 9.1.5.   Czech Republic
• 9.1.6.   France
• 9.1.7.   Germany
• 9.1.8.   Great Britain/UK
• 9.1.9.   Holland
• 9.1.10. Italy
• 9.1.11.  Poland
• 9.1.12. Spain
• 9.1.13. Sweden
• 9.1.14. Switzerland
• 9.1.15. United States
• 9.2 Cars With Fastest Acceleration
• 9.3 Model T Ford
• 9.3.1.     Introduction
• 9.3.2.    Types of Cars
• 9.3.3.    Other Model T Vehicles
• 9.3.4.    Engine & Performance
• 9.3.5.    Weight & Size
• 9.3.6.    Fuel & Cooling
• 9.3.7.    Lights & Horn
• 9.3.8.    Electrics & Gauges
• 9.3.9.    Tires & Wheels
• 9.3.10.  Doors & Windows
• 9.3.11.  Windscreen & Wipers
• 9.3.12.  Heating
• 9.3.13.  Colour
• 9.3.14.  The Controls
• 9.3.15.  The Chassis
• 9.3.16.  Price
• 9.3.17.  Manufacture (Locations)
• 9.3.18.  US Production
• 9.3.19.  US Assembly Plants
• 9.3.20.  Canadian Production 
• 9.3.21.  British Production  
• 9.3.22.  Assembled Abroad 
• 9.3.23.  Engine Production
• 9.3.24.  Production Figures
• 9.3.25.  Overseas Sales
• 9.3.26.  End Of Production
• 9.3.27.  Books, Clubs, etc
• 9.4 Roads & Road Control
• 9.4.1.    Roads
• 9.4.2.    Speed Limits
• 9.4.3.    Traffic Lights
• 9.4.4.    Left/Right Hand Side of the Road
• 9.5 Vehicle Registration
• 9.6 Open & Closed Cars
• 9.7 Featured Articles
• 9.7.1.    An Early History of Insurance
• 9.7.2.    Getting a Good Deal on Car Insurance
• 9.7.3.    Our Guide to Buying a Used Car