A car, or a car, is a motorized vehicle with wheels. Most definitions of cars indicate that they travel mainly on roads, can accommodate between one and eight people, have four wheels, and carry mainly people rather than cargo. There are around 1 billion cars in use around the world. Typically, a car is a four-wheeled vehicle designed primarily for carrying passengers and usually powered by an internal combustion engine that uses a volatile fuel.
A passenger vehicle designed to operate on normal roads and that generally has four wheels and a gasoline or diesel internal combustion engine. Pertaining to or related to cars; automotive. In the heart of the Midwest, just across the river from Canada, Detroit has long been the beating heart of American automobile manufacturing. Meanwhile, Michael Giacchino's score explodes between the roar of triumph and the charm of a barbershop choir, a combination that may sound like that of a car show where presents the first convertible with rear flaps.
A car refers to a motorized vehicle designed primarily to carry passengers or goods on highways. Commonly referred to as an automobile, a car is generally powered by an internal combustion engine or an electric motor and is regulated by several safety, emissions and usage laws. The term is often used in agreements to address obligations, responsibilities, or rights related to the vehicle.
