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A gas-powered car is developed by Henry Ford during a time when Theodore Roosevelt becomes president after the assassination of William McKinley.
More than 200 motion pictures were produced at Henry Ford's Highland Park plant between 1914 and 1921, documenting American life during that time.
Hitler promised to build 22,000 kilometers of motorways, but only 4,000 kilometers were completed before the war shifted priorities.
In 1906, Henry Ford purchased 8,000 pneumatic tires from Harvey Firestone, marking the largest tire deal at the time, worth about $2.8 million today.
More than 70 percent of car sales in Norway are now electric, reflecting a significant shift in the global automotive market.
