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The 42 pages that link to Automobile, each with the reason it gives.

• Automotive industryNarrower topic: The automobile’s development created the products and markets around which the industry formed.

• Ford Model TNarrower topic: The Model T was a mass-market example of the automobile.

• Spark-ignition engineNarrower topic: Mass-produced spark-ignition engines became central to automobile transport.

• Mercedes-BenzNarrower topic: Mercedes-Benz’s core products belong to this broad vehicle category.

• Benz Patent-MotorwagenNarrower topic: The Patent-Motorwagen is an early purpose-built example of the automobile.

• Gottlieb DaimlerNarrower topic: Daimler’s engine and early vehicles contributed to the automobile’s development.

• Continuously variable transmissionNarrower topic: Automotive CVTs trade discrete shifts for continuous ratio control during acceleration.

• V engineNarrower topic: Demand for compact vehicle powerplants helped make V engines widely useful.

• Carl BenzNarrower topic: Benz’s Motorwagen helped establish the automobile as a practical mode of transport.

• Road tripNarrower topic: Cars are the usual means of transport for this kind of journey.

• Sports carNarrower topic: Sports cars developed as a performance-focused branch of the automobile.

• Station wagonNarrower topic: Station wagons are passenger-car body styles within this broader vehicle class.

• Luxury carNarrower topic: Luxury cars are a specialized class of passenger automobile.

• LimousineNarrower topic: A limousine is a specialized passenger automobile, usually built on a stretched platform.

• Sylvester H. RoperNarrower topic: Roper’s carriages belong to the long experimental history leading to automobiles.