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Era of Emergence
1886 1
Typical Passenger Capacity
4 1
Typical Passenger Capacity
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Fiat 28-40 HP

Coupe

Fiat 500 Moretti Coupe

Coupe

Fiat 514

Coupe

Fiat 770

Coupe

Fiat 850

Coupe

Fiat 850 Coupé Abarth 2000 OT

Coupe

Fiat 8V

Coupe

Fiat Coupé

Coupe

Fiat Dino

Coupe

Ford 2GA

Coupe

Ford Capri (Mk I)

Coupe

Ford Capri (Mk II)

Coupe

Ford Capri (Mk III)

Coupe

Ford Consul (Granada based)

Coupe

Ford Crestline (single generation)

Coupe

Ford Escort (North America) (third generation)

Coupe

Ford Evos (concept car)

Coupe

Ford EXP

Coupe

Ford EXP (first generation)

Coupe

Ford EXP (second generation)

Coupe

Ford Fairmont (single generation)

Coupe

Ford Falcon (Australia) (XA)

Coupe

Ford Falcon (Australia) (XM)

Coupe

Ford Focus (second generation, North America)

Coupe

Ford Forty-Nine

Coupe

Ford Granada (Europe) (Mark I)

Coupe

Ford GT40

Coupe

Ford GT40 (single generation, Mk I to Mk IV)

Coupe

Ford GT90

Coupe

Ford Maverick (1970) (single generation)

Coupe

Ford Model A (1927) (single generation)

Coupe

Ford Model B (1932) (single generation)

Coupe

Ford Model T (first generation, 1909 to 1914 style)

Coupe

Ford Model T (third generation, 1917 to 1923 style)

Coupe

Ford Mustang

Coupe

Ford Mustang (fifth generation, S197)

Coupe

Ford Mustang (first generation)

Coupe

Ford Mustang (fourth generation, SN95 and New Edge)

Coupe

Ford Mustang (second generation, Mustang II)

Coupe

Ford Mustang (seventh generation, S650)

Coupe

Ford Mustang (sixth generation, S550)

Coupe

Ford Mustang (third generation, Fox body)

Coupe

Ford Mustang Boss 302

Coupe

Ford Mustang Boss 429

Coupe

Ford Mustang Mach 1

Coupe

Ford Mustang SVT Cobra

Coupe

Ford Probe

Coupe

Ford Probe (first generation)

Coupe

Ford Probe (second generation)

Coupe

Ford Puma (1997) (single generation)

Coupe

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1. Wikipedia: Car
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  • Car, lead section, invention sentence
    The modern car, a practical, marketable automobile for everyday use, was invented in 1886, when the German inventor Carl Benz patented his Benz Patent-Motorwagen.
  • Car, lead section, seating sentence
    Most cars are designed to carry multiple occupants, often with four or five seats.
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