scottwoodM to Weird WheelsEnglish • edit-22 years ago[PROTOTYPE, 1770's] The Fardier à Vapeur, the first 'car'?imagemessage-square2arrow-up112arrow-down10file-text
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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•2 years agoHectic. Is there any reason it wouldn’t be considered the first steam vehicle?
minus-squarescottwoodOPMlinkEnglish1•edit-22 years agoBecause the first steam engine was possibly built in China in 1679, don’t know if they built a car for it though. Hell if you go back futher you will find the Ancient Greeks invented a steam engine, it is a complex piece of history.
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Hectic. Is there any reason it wouldn’t be considered the first steam vehicle?
Because the first steam engine was possibly built in China in 1679, don’t know if they built a car for it though.
Hell if you go back futher you will find the Ancient Greeks invented a steam engine, it is a complex piece of history.