### vehicle | car | limo:

Berlin
* city in a constant state of flux
  - of museums
* collection of villages.
* forest-dependent community, manufacturing lumber, and pulp and paper products.
* has many gardens, lakes, woodlands, and parks that cover about one-third of the city
  - numerous underground and elevated railways
* is also a city of sciences
  - based on stars and rings, and American cities are usually rectangular grids
  - home to people from almost every nationality and faith
* is located in Worcester County, Maryland's only county bordering the Atlantic Ocean
  - a remote mountainous region of El Salvador
  - now the largest construction zone in Europe
  - popular with people of all sexual persuasions
* is the capital and chief uban center of Germany
  - the biggest city of Germany
* is the capital of Germany
  - the re-united Germany
  - capitol of the state of Brandenburg
  - largest city in Germany and has a history like no other.
  * The city is in the eastern part of Germany. It is about west of Poland. Berlin has an area of. The rivers Havel, Dahme and Spree run through Berlin.
  * is in the middle of Brandenburg. But it is not part of Brandenburg. It city state
* new city built on old foundations.
* symbol of the links between our peoples.
* world-famous city and one of Europe's largest.

### vehicle | car:

Limousine
* are an expensive form of auto transport and are usually offered for rich citizens
  - automobiles
  - cars
  - rare
  - the order of the day for participants in the holy union
* can seat up to ten passengers, while sedans seat three people.
  * The chassis of limousines are often extended via certain automobile makers. Limousines are an expensive form of auto transport and are usually offered for rich citizens. Among the least rich, limousines are reserved for special occasions, usually weddings or funerals. The cars are usually owned by large companies, government or certain broadcasters, although they are sometimes owned by private citizens.

### vehicle | car:

Modern car
* Most modern cars have disc brakes on the front wheels, and some have disc brakes on all four wheels
  - the cylinders arranged either inline or a V shape
* Most modern cars use aluminum radiators
  - fifth gear when cruising at high speed
* have all sorts of modcons like floors, engines and brakes
* use unit bodies, also called unibodies or monocoques.
+ Ford Model T, How to drive a Model T
  * The brakes on a Model T work the rear wheels by the use of brake bands inside the transmission. Modern cars have brakes on all four wheels.

### vehicle | car:

Motor car
* are a big danger to the birds.
* start because of the sulphuric acid in their batteries.
+ Cassowary, Endangered species: Birds of Australia :: Ratites :: Endangered species :: Flightless birds :: Struthioniformes
  * The Southern Cassowary is now listed as endangered in Australia. Scientists think there are only between 1200 and 1500 cassowaries left in Australia. Many of the forest places that they like to live in have been cleared for farming and other development. When Cyclone Larry hit the Mission Beach area in 2006 a lot of cassowary forest was flattened. Animals such as wild pigs, dogs and cats, have become a big threat to the birds. Motor cars are a big danger to the birds.

Race car
* Most race cars use pistons.
* are expensive and they travel at speeds in the triple-digits
  - located in race tracks
  - sports cars
* have brakes.
* operate with unmuffled engines and can generate harmful noise levels.
* tend to be light.

Solar car
* are electric cars, they just make their electricity from the sun.
* make almost no noise at all as they run.

Sport car
* Most sport cars carry passengers.
* Some sport cars experience lower air resistance.