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Ford Touring Car, 1923.
(Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, reproduction no. LC-USZ62-62258)
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Automotive engine, which has 6 cylinders, double-overhead camshafts, 24-valve electronic coil-on-plug spark ignition, and multiport fuel injection.
(Oldsmobile Division, General Motors Corporation)
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Saving space: the "smart" microcar, manufactured by Daimler AG, is 8.8 ft (2.68 m) long, 5.1 ft (1.55 m) tall, and 5.1 ft (1.55 m) wide.
(Photo: Daimler AG)
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Drawing of a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, with the ability to recharge its battery with electricity from the utility grid.
(Courtesy of Department of Energy/National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Credit: Jim Snyder)
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The University of Iowa State University solar car cruising at highway speed during the North American Solar Challenge in July 2005.
(Courtesy of Department of Energy/National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Credit: Stefano Paltera)
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The XCELLSIS fuel cell bus filling up with compressed hydrogen.
(Courtesy of Department of Energy/National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Credit: Rob Barnitt, TIAX LLC)
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Compressed natural gas (CNG) refueling pump.
(Courtesy of Department of Energy/National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Credit: Richard Parish)
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Toyota Prius hybrid car engine.
(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
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Inspecting an early traffic signal, 1926.
(National Photo Company Collection, Library of Congress, LC-DIG-npcc-15386)
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Electronic toll collection for the EZPass system along the New York State Thruway.
(Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center (TFHRC), Federal Highway Administration)
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Auto parts store, Atlanta, Georgia, 1936.
(Walker Evans, Farm Security Administration, Office of War Information Photograph Collection)
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Superperformance Shelby Daytona Coupe, capable of speeds up to 200 miles per hour.
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Passenger car tire.
(National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation)
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Various sensors on an automobile that send information to the event data recorder (EDR), which is located on the air-bag control module.
(Courtesy of Harris Technical Services)
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