The story of the invention of the car

Designed the Swiss inventor, Francois Isaac de Riva, the first internal combustion engine, in the year in 1806, and then use in the development of the first car powered and used a similar mixture of hydrogen and oxygen to generate energy. However, this design was not very successful, as was the case with the British inventor, Samuel Brown, and the American inventor Samuel Morey, who produced vehicles powered by clumsy internal combustion around the year 1826.
Etienne Noire produced the first internal combustion engine and a successful firm in 1860, and after a few years, there were about four hundred of it working in Paris.
In about 1863, rode to Nawar engine in a vehicle. Appears to have been working bottles Jazz lighting the city, said Nawar it "was moving slower than human, and was constantly disrupted."
And Karl Benz invented the car that runs on gasoline Otto engine in Germany in 1885. And record-Benz patented this car in the January 29, 1886 in the city of Mlnheim. Although the credit goes to the Benz in the invention of modern car, but that several other Germans engineers were working on building cars at the same time. In Stuttgart in 1886, record Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach patented the first motorcycle, built and tested in 1885. In 1886, about the dual carriage pulled by horses. In 1870 the Austrian collection of German inventor Siegfried Marcus rickshaw motorized vehicle, but that this did not go beyond the pilot phase.