Car
Car is a wheeled vehicle. "Car" is a contraction of "carriage" and formerly was a poetic term for "chariot."The classic definition of a carriage is a four-wheeled horse-drawn private passenger vehicle, especially one that is large and comfortable; see also stagecoach.
Nowadays, cars are used to carry people or goods.
This can be an automobile (see road transport) or a railroad car (see rail transport).
See also: kit-car, model car, future of the car, sports car
Car is also a function used by programming languages that are dialects of Lisp. It is used to refer to the head of a list (see car (function)). See cdr for more detail.
- Cars[?] is also a commune in the Gironde département, in France.
- The Cars is the name of a late 1970s American New Wave band.
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