Today, land vehicles with internal combustion engines stand out as the most important and common land vehicles.
Without them, it is almost impossible to travel to medium and long distances,
and we have gotten so used to them that they have become indispensable.
They have an even older history than aircraft, another important long-distance transportation vehicle.
Until the end of the 1800s, trains were the current alternative to airplanes,
and horse-drawn carriages with different features were being used instead of cars.
In 1885; The most important step was taken for automobiles, which literally changed the direction of history.
The Benz Patent Motorwagen, powered with an internal combustion engine, is the world's first mass production car, was introduced.
Although cars with an internal combustion engine were designed earlier,
with the exception of the Benz Patent Motorwagen designed by Carl Benz, none of them went into mass production.
Designed in 1885 and patented on January 29, 1886 (No: 37435), a total of 25 vehicles were produced until 1893,
thereby earned the title of "World's First Car".