Automobiles have evolved greatly since the first one was invented in the 1800’s. They went from 2 horse driven to 200-horse power. Automobiles have become the most popular mode of transportation since horseback a couple of hundred years ago. This paper will explain the past, present, and future of automobile transportation, and will also explain how the evolution of automobile transportation has effected the development of human beings.

The past of automobiles

To understand better what the future of cars might be like, we must first grasp a basic understanding of the history of cars. (1) “After all, it is history that leads to the future.”

In France, in 1770 a military engineer named Nicholas Joseph Cugnot built a large steam-driven vehicle. It could only operate for 12 to 15 minutes before running out of steam, and its tremendous weight and poor balance made it very difficult to steer. This was the first sign of an automobile. The history of the automobile actually began about 4,000 years ago when the first wheel was used for transportation in India. Several Italians recorde

The Present of Automobiles

Another liquid nitrogen concept car is the CoolN2 Car is being developed at the University of Northern Texas. It employs a very similar method to the LN2000 car. One problem found on this method of propulsion is that energy must be spent in order to compress the nitrogen and this energy may not be available in such efficient forms as nitrogen liquid.

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