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Benz’s three wheeler opened the road to the modern automobile 140 years ago
From Cugnot’s steam wagon to Benz’s Patent Motorwagen, DRP 37435 (Jan 29, 1886) is often called the car’s birth certificate.
In late August, Mercedes-Benz reenacted what is believed to be the first ever long-distance drive in history. They are know to do that from time to time as a means to celebrate Bertha Benz, wife of ...
Who invented the automobile? The answer depends a little bit on your definition of the word. The first practical gas-powered carriage was built by Karl Benz, who later merged his company with Daimler ...
On January 29, 1886, a German engineer named Karl Benz changed the world forever. He filed a patent for his gas-engine-powered vehicle, which we now know as the Benz Patent-Motorwagen, and this was ...
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BMW and Porsche tip their hats as Mercedes-Benz turns 140
BMW and Porsche set rivalry aside to salute Mercedes-Benz's 140-year legacy, exchanging witty and heartfelt messages that honour the invention of the automobile and the shared history of German ...
To German Autobuilder Karl Benz’s tiny plant one day in 1902 came Austria-Hungary’s wealthy Consul General Emile Jellinek. He promised to order 30 of Benz’s famous racers to enter in the Nice road ...
Celebrating 140 years since Karl Benz invented the car, Mercedes-Benz has pulled the covers off the facelifted W223 S-Class. The benchmark luxury sedan has seen a comprehensive makeover, with around 2 ...
9 Sep 2018, 07:09 UTC · By: Daniel Patrascu // In 1888, the wife of Karl Benz, Bertha, took her husband's Model 3 and drove it for 106 km (66 miles). It was the world's first long distance drive.
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