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TOP NEWS Mercedes launches first EV volley with EQC Mercedes-Benz is firing the opening shots in what will surely be a bloody battle to dominate the next generation of powertrain technology. ... » Read More  New transmission stars in Santa Fe redesign While the redesigned 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe's muscular exterior might be the attention grabber of the latest generation, the automaker focused significantly on something a consumer can't see: the transmission. ... » Read More  Can Camaro get back in the race? Chevy is targeting the lower end of the pony car pricing spectrum, where Ford and Dodge have been thriving. ... » Read More  INSIGHTS JAKE LINGEMAN: Chevy's next-gen Corvette: The best look yet JAY RAMEY: Tesla readies a surprise in Europe FUTURE PRODUCTS: Mazda, Subaru and Mitsubishi » Japan's little 3 lean on partnerships » Subaru adds models to global platform » Mitsubishi hints at more electrified CUVs » Mazda dips into electrified vehicles PHOTO GALLERIES Ferrari 488 Pista Spider New creations at Pebble Beach Infiniti Prototype 10 Here's looking at you, kid Ford says it plans to upgrade Mondeo, not kill it CRITICS' CORNER: 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe: More solid footing all around
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This week in Cars & Concepts history The first gasoline pump is built, delivered   The first gasoline pump is built, by Sylvanus Bowser of Fort Wayne, Ind., and delivered to Jake Gumper, also of Fort Wayne, on Sept. 5, 1885. The automobile hadn't been invented yet; gasoline was a byproduct of refining kerosene for household stoves and lamps. Bowser's pump featured a wooden storage barrel, marble valves, a wooden plunger, a hand lever and an upright faucet lever. Bowser formed S.F. Bowser Co. and patented the pump in 1887. American motorists have been able to » More

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