The French Engineer That Built a Steam Car in 1875 That Detroit Couldn’t Match
Автор: Forgotten Drives
Загружено: 2026-01-02
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Europe in the 1870s was still anchored to horses and tradition, yet one French engineer was already operating decades ahead of the world’s future automotive capital. Long before gasoline engines or mass production reshaped transportation, he quietly built a road-going steam machine so advanced it makes early Detroit engineering look almost primitive by comparison. This wasn’t the product of a massive factory or government program—it came from a single workshop unafraid to test the limits of 19th-century technology. History may have tried to sideline him, but his 1875 creation forces a provocative question: how did Detroit lose a race that hadn’t even begun?
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