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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.

Chevrolet Series AA Capitol

Chevrolet Series AB National

Chevrolet Series AC International

Chevrolet Series AD Universal

Chevrolet Series AE Independence

Chevrolet Series BA Confederate

Chevrolet Series D

Chevrolet Series F

Chevrolet SS

Chevrolet SS (concept car)

Chevrolet Standard Six

Chevrolet Stylemaster

Chevrolet Superior

Chevrolet Vectra

Chrysler 200

Chrysler 200 (first generation)

Chrysler 200 (second generation)

Chrysler 200C EV

Chrysler 300 (first generation)

Chrysler 300 (second generation)

Chrysler 300 non-letter series (1962 to 1964)

Chrysler 300 non-letter series (1965 to 1968)

Chrysler 300M (LH)

Chrysler Airflow

Chrysler by Chrysler

Chrysler CA

Chrysler Cirrus

Chrysler Cirrus (JA)

Chrysler Concorde (first generation)

Chrysler Concorde (second generation)

Chrysler CP

Chrysler E-Class

Chrysler Executive

Chrysler Fifth Avenue (first generation)

Chrysler Fifth Avenue (second generation)

Chrysler Fifth Avenue (third generation)

Chrysler Halcyon

Chrysler Highlander

Chrysler LHS

Chrysler LHS (first generation)

Chrysler LHS (second generation)

Chrysler New York Special

Chrysler New Yorker (C body 1965 to 1968)

Chrysler New Yorker (C platform 1988 to 1993)

Chrysler New Yorker (E platform 1983 to 1987)

Chrysler New Yorker (Exner styling 1955 to 1956)

Chrysler New Yorker (first generation)

Chrysler New Yorker (Forward Look 1957 to 1959)

Chrysler New Yorker (fuselage 1969 to 1973)

Chrysler New Yorker (last C body 1974 to 1978)