Car*facts

Modern cars are essentially moving computers, containing over 100 miles of code within their internal systems. Safety & Maintenance

Every year, an estimated $60 billion in necessary car maintenance goes unperformed by owners. car*facts

Airbags deploy within just 40 milliseconds of a collision, inflating at speeds of up to 4,500 MPH . The average American spends about two weeks of

The average American spends about two weeks of their entire life sitting at red traffic lights. Environmental & Future Trends Surprising Modern Stats Early cars didn't have steering

The average car is composed of approximately 30,000 individual parts .

In 1916, roughly 55% of all cars in the world were Ford Model Ts—a market share record that has never been broken. Surprising Modern Stats

Early cars didn't have steering wheels; drivers navigated using a lever or tiller .