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Were there cars in 1940?

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Yes there were.

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Were there cars in the 1940's?
Certainly. My grandparents toured Scotland by car in 1905.
How much was a car in the 1940?
11,000
What were the 1940 cars like?
They were oldsmobiles mostly. They were oldsmobiles mostly.
What were the differences between a car in 1940 and a car in 1980?
1980: fully automatic transmission, air conditioning, some front wheel drive, universal radial tires, electric wipers, disc brakes, high beam switch on floor 1940: running boards, vacuum wipers,...
What was the most popular car of 1940?
The Chevrolet Special Deluxe model sold 431,199 in 1940 and was the best seller that year.