A motor car by Carl Benz from 1885
In 1885 Carl Friedrich Benz built the first car in Mannheim with a four-stroke engine and called it the Velocipede. Benz handled the problem of the steering through the construction of a three-wheel vehicle. The car has one wheel in the front, so a transmission of the steering over the axis falls out
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10629226
Media ID
48195163
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1929px x 2311px
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Credit
Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Axis Benz Handled Mannheim Steering Stroke Transmission Velocipede
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