Introduction Understanding Car Culture 1
0-1 About Culture 1
0-2 Definition and Connotation of Car Culture 3
0 -3 Building a harmonious car culture 5
0-4 Why should we learn car culture 6
Part 1 Car Artifact Culture
Chapter 1 A Brief History of Cars 14
1-1 The Development of Ancient Land Transportation 14
1-1-1 The Appearance of the Wheel 14
1-1-2 The Appearance and Rise of the Carriage 15
1-1-3 Exploration of self-propelled vehicles 21
1-2 The birth of modern automobiles 23
1-2-1 Steam automobiles 23< /p>
1-2-2 Modern automobiles 25
1-3 Ten technological innovations in automobile history 27
1-3-1 Pneumatic tires 27
p>1-3-2 automatic starting device 29
1-3-3 four-stroke engine 30
1-3-4 automatic transmission 31
< p>1-3-5 Drum brake 311-3-6 All-steel body 33
1-3-7 Safety glass 33
1 -3-8 Catalytic exhaust purifier 34
1-3-9 Transistor 35
1-3-10 Automotive safety facilities 35
1- 4 Car's Journey into Home 36
Chapter 2 The Appearance and Color of the Car 41
2-1 The Appearance of the Car 42
2-1-1 Carriage Shaped car 42
2-1-2 Box-shaped car 43
2-1-3 Beetle-shaped car 44
2-1-4 Boat-shaped car 45
2-1-5 fish-shaped car 46
2-1-6 wedge-shaped car 47
2-1-7 bullet-shaped car 48
p>2-2 Car Color 49
2-2-1 Principles for Selection of Body Color 50
2-2-2 Selection of Interior Color 52
p>Chapter 3 World Famous Car Companies and Their Trademarks 54
3-1 Daimler Chrysler Automobile Company 55
3-1-1 Company Profile 55< /p>
3-1-2 Introduction to major automobile brands and trademarks 58
3-2 Volkswagen 60
3-2-1 Company profile 60
3-2-2 Introduction to major automobile brands and trademarks 62
3-3 BMW Motor Company 66
3-3-1 Company profile 66
3-3-2 Introduction to major automobile brands and trademarks 67
3-4 General Motors Company 69
3-4-1 Company profile 69
3-4 -2 Introduction to major automobile brands and trademarks 71
3-5 Ford Motor Company 74
3-5-1 Company profile 74
3-5-2 Main Introduction to automobile brand trademarks 76
3-6 Renault Automobile Company 78
3-6-1 Company profile 78
3-6-2 Main automobile brand trademarks Introduction 81
3-7 Peugeot? Citroen Automobile Company 83
3-7-1 Company Profile 83
3-7-2 Introduction to major automobile brands and trademarks 84
3-8 Fiat Automobile Company 86
3-8-1 Company profile 86
3-8-2 Introduction to major automobile brands and trademarks 88
p>3-9 Toyota Motor Corporation 90
3-9-1 Company Profile 90
3-9-2 Introduction to Major Automobile Brands and Trademarks 91
< p>3-10 Honda Motor Company 933-10-1 Company Profile 93
3-10-2 Introduction to Major Automobile Brands and Trademarks 95
3 -11 Hyundai Motor Company 95
3-11-1 Company Profile 95
3-11-2 Introduction to Major Automobile Brands and Trademarks 96
Part 2 Automobile Behavior Culture
Chapter 4 Rules of Walking Left and Right 101
4-1 The Origin and Change of Walking Left and Right 101
The formation of 4-1-1 left-hand system 101
The formation of 4-1-2 right-hand system 102
4-1-3 traffic rules Changes 104
4-1-4 Moscow’s central lane 107
4-2 Left and Right Comparative Analysis 107
4-2-1 Left Related influences of rowing on the right 107
4-2-2 Comparison of the advantages of rowing on the left and rowing on the right 110
4-2-3 Factors affecting rowing on the left and on the right 110
< p>Chapter 5 The influence and promotion of laws and regulations on car culture 1125-1 The influence and promotion of laws and regulations on car culture 112
5-1-1 Britain is notorious "Red Flag Regulations" 113
5-1-2 U.S. Automobile Industry Policy 114
5-1-3 Japan's Automobile Industry Policy 116
5 -1-4 South Korea's automobile industry policy 118
5-1-5 China's automobile industry policy 120
5-2 The influence and promotion of customs on automobile culture 124
The naming of 5-2-1 cars 124
The translation of 5-2-2 cars 125
The custom of 5-2-3 car license plates 126
5-2-4 Interesting facts about Chinese car culture 129
Chapter 6 Storm 131
6-1 Early car events 132
6-1 -1 The cradle period of motor sports 132
6-1-2 The golden period of motor sports 133
6-1-3 Motor sports in the economic crisis 134
6 -2 Famous automobile events 135
6-2-1 Four major FIA events 135
6-2-2 Other famous automobile events 139
6-3 venues Man of the hour 142
6-3-1 legendary rider Juan Manuel Fangio 144
6-3-2 teaching rider Alain Marie Pascal Poulos Special 144
6-3-3 generation car god Elton Senna 145
6-3-4 record king Michael Schumacher 146
No. Chapter 7 Cars gradually improving in development 148
7-1 Traffic accidents and car safety 148
7-1-1 Active safety technology 149
7-1-2 Passive safety technology 152
7-1-3 Pedestrian safety protection 156
7-2 Traffic jam and intelligent navigation 157
7- 2-1 Causes of traffic congestion 157
7-2-2 Measures to solve traffic congestion 158
7-3 Energy consumption and automobile energy saving and emission reduction 159
7-3-1 Transportation energy consumption 159
7-3-2 Automobile energy saving and environmental protection 160
Next article Automobile Spiritual Culture
Chapter 8 Development of the automobile industry 167
8-1 A brief history of the development of the world automobile industry 167
8-1-1 Experimental period of automobile invention and development (1886-1910) 167
8-1-2 The period of continuous improvement of automobile technical performance (1911-1940) 169
8-1-3 The period of rapid development of automobile technology (1941-1960) 170
8-1-4 The period of extensive application of comprehensive automobile technology and high technology (after 1960) 170
8-2 The development of the automobile industry in the world's major automobile producing countries 171
8-2-1 The development of the German automobile industry 171
8-2-2 The development of the American automobile industry 172
8-2-3 The development of the Japanese automobile industry 174
8-2-4 The development of the French automobile industry 176
8-2-5 The development of the Chinese automobile industry 176
8-3 Three major changes in automobile history 181
8-3-1 The first revolution──assembly line mass production 181
8-3-2 The second revolution──diversified varieties 182
< p>8-3-3 The third change──The formation of lean production method 183Chapter 9 Celebrities in the Automobile Industry
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9-1 Carl Benz 186
9-2 Fernando Porsche 188
9-3 Henry Ford 190
9-4 William Crabb Durant 192
9-5 Alfred P. Sloan 194
9-6 Enzo· Ferrari 195
9-7 Inno 197
9-8 André Citro?n 198
9-9 Soichiro Honda 200
9-10 Toyoda Kiichiro 201
9-11 Kamiya Shotaro 203
9-12 Rao Bin 205
Chapter 10 World Famous Cars 208
10-1 Six development milestones in automobile history 209
10-1-1 The Mercedes 209 that ushered in the automobile era
10-1-2 Mass production The Ford Model T 211
10-1-3 Citro?n’s front-wheel drive “robber car” 212
10-1-4 The myth-creating “Beetle” 213
< p>10-1-5 The "mini" that is popular all over the world 21510-1-6 The best-selling multi-purpose van in the 1990s 216
10-2 Today The world's top ten famous cars 216
10-2-1 Rolls-Royce 216
10-2-2 Mercedes-Benz 218
10 -2-3 BMW 219
10-2-4 Cadillac 220
10-2-5 Lincoln 220
10-2-6 Ferrari 221
p>10-2-7 Porsche 223
10-2-8 Lamborghini 224
10-2-9 Bugatti 225
10-2 -10 Lexus 226
10-3 The most produced luxury car in history 227
10-3-1 Volkswagen Golf 228
10-3-2 Toyota Corolla 229
Chapter 11 New Automobile Technologies and Future Cars 233
11-1 Concept Car 233
11-1-1 Definition of Concept Car 234
p>11-1-2 The Origin and Development of Concept Cars 234
11-1-3 Appreciation of Concept Cars 235
11-1-4 The Top Ten Greens in the World Concept car 236
11-1-5 China’s concept car 240
11-2 Future new car 242
11-2-1 Safety car 242< /p>
11-2-2 Green, environmentally friendly and energy-saving cars 243
11-2-3 Smart cars 247
11-3 Ten major trends in future automotive technology development 250
Reference 253