- Planes,
Trains and
Automobiles is a 1987
American road trip
comedy film written, produced, and
directed by John
Hughes and
starring Steve Martin and John...
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Retrieved 2013-06-05. Mike Featherstone; N. J. Thrift; John Urry (2005).
Automobilities (illustrated ed.). SAGE. ISBN 978-1-4129-1089-7. "No more 'Horn Please'...
- A car, or an
automobile, is a
motor vehicle with wheels. Most
definitions of cars
state that they run
primarily on roads, seat one to
eight people, have...
- (also
known as car racing,
motor racing, or
automobile racing) is a
motorsport involving the
racing of
automobiles for competition. In
North America, the term...
- Saab
Automobile AB (/sɑːb/) was a car
manufacturer that was
founded in
Sweden in 1945 when its
parent company, Saab AB,
began a
project to
design a small...
- machinery. For many decades, the
United States led the
world in
total automobile production, with the U.S. Big
Three General Motors, Ford
Motor Company...
-
Crude ideas and
designs of
automobiles can be
traced back to
ancient and
medieval times. In 1649, Hans
Hautsch of
Nuremberg built a clockwork-driven carriage...
-
Automobile ****ociation may
refer to:
Automobile ****ociation of
Bangladesh in Bangladesh. The AA,
formerly AA plc, also
formerly AA Limited, and formerly...
- Berg
Automobile Company was a
manufacturer of
automobiles in Cleveland, Ohio,
established by Hart O. Berg and
operational from 1903 to 1904. The New York...
- Amb****ador
automobile may
refer to
several automobiles: AMC Amb****ador
Austin Amb****ador
Hindustan Amb****ador Nash Amb****ador
Yellow Cab Amb****ador This...
