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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.

MG MGB

MG MGC

MG N-type

MG XPower SV

Mini Coupé and Roadster (R58, R59)

Miss Belvedere

Mitsubishi 3000GT (first series)

Mitsubishi 3000GT (second series)

Mitsubishi 3000GT (third series)

Mitsubishi Celeste

Mitsubishi Chrysler series

Mitsubishi Concept-RA

Mitsubishi Cordia (single generation)

Mitsubishi Eclipse (first generation)

Mitsubishi Eclipse (fourth generation)

Mitsubishi Eclipse (second generation)

Mitsubishi Eclipse (third generation)

Mitsubishi Emeraude

Mitsubishi FTO (single generation)

Mitsubishi Galant (first generation)

Mitsubishi Galant (third generation)

Mitsubishi Galant FTO

Mitsubishi Galant GTO

Mitsubishi Galant Lambda

Mitsubishi Galant Lambda (first generation)

Mitsubishi Galant Lambda (second generation)

Mitsubishi HSR

Mitsubishi Lancer (first generation)

Mitsubishi Mirage (fifth generation)

Mitsubishi Mirage (fourth generation)

Mitsubishi Sapporo (first generation)

Mitsubishi Sapporo (second generation)

Mitsubishi Starion

Mitsubishi Starion (single generation)

Morris Cowley (Cowley and Cowley Six)

Morris Major (1931 to 1933)

Morris Ten (Ten and Ten Four)

Nash 600

Nash 660

Nash 680

Nash 870

Nash 880

Nash Ambassador (Aeroform and prewar)

Nash Ambassador (Ambassador Eight)

Nash Ambassador (Pinin Farina era)

Nash Four

Nash LaFayette

Nash Metropolitan (Series I and II)

Nash Metropolitan (Series III)

Nash Metropolitan (Series IV)