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Cars with four wheels then became more common. Note that you still steer these cars with a handle, not a steering wheel. |
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Cars with four wheels then became more common. Note that you still steer these cars with a handle, not a steering wheel. |
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Finally they decided that a steering wheel was a good idea. This is starting to look more like the cars we know. This one is a Model T Ford, and was built by Ford, a company that are still around today. |
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Cars in the 1930s had running boards, which were like a big doorstep outside the doors. You can still see a few cars like this around - carefully restored and maintained by vintage car enthusiasts. At last, you didn't need to get all dressed up in hats and heavy clothes to go somewhere in the car! |
