Section I Motor Vehicle Basics
Chapter l Introduction of Motor Vehicles
1.1 Definition of Motor Vehicles
1.2 Parts and Systems of Motor Vehicles
1.2.1 Basic Parts and Systems
1.3 Motor Vehicles and Society
1.3.1 Promoting the Development of Social Economy
1.3.2 Accelerating the Road Transportation
1.3.3 Improving the Quality of Life
1.3.4 Influencing Ecological Environment
1.3.5 Building Harmony of Motor Vehicles and Society
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Chapter 2 Classification of Motor Vehicles
2.1 Functions
2.1.4 Trucks
2.1.7 Racing Cars
2.1.8 Vehicles for Special Transportation
2.1.9 Vehicles for Special Work
2.1.10 Agricultural Vehicles
2.3 Body Types
2.3.1 Sedans
2.3.2 Hardtops
2.3.3 Hatchbacks
2.3.4 Convertibles
2.3.5 Vans
2.3.6 Station Wagons
2.3.7 Sport Utility Vehicles
2.3.8 Pickup Trucks
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Section n Motor Vehicle Development
Chapter 3 History of Motor Vehicles
3.1 History of Foreign Automobiles
3.1.1 Steam Powered Vehicles
3.1.2 Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles
3.2 History of Chinese Automobiles
3.3 Progress of Motor Vehicles
Chapter 4 Future of Motor Vehicles
4.1 Lightweight Light Weight
4.1.2 Plastic and Polymers
4.1.3 Composite Materials
4.2 Intelligence Smart Vehides
4.2.1 Safety Technologies
4.2.2 Automatic Technologies
4.3.1 Design of Structures
4.3.2 Diversity for Fuels
4.4.1 Alternative Fuel Vehicles
Section m Motor Vehicle Culture
Chapter 5 Notabilities of Motor Vehicles
5.1 Nicolaus August Otto
5.1.1 Otto's First Engine
5.1.2 Partnership with Langen
5.1.3 The Four—Stroke Engine
5.2 Karl Friedrich Benz and Gotdieb Daimler
5.2.1 Karl Friedrich Benz
5.2.2 Gottlieb Daimler
5.3 Henry Ford and William Crapo Durant
5.3.1 Henry Ford
5.3.2 William Crapo Durant
5.4 Kiichiro Toyoda
5.4.1 The Great Exploration
5.4.2 The Toyota Motor Corporation
5.4.3 Toyota Production Systems
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Chapter 6 Famous Velucle Industrial Groups
6.1 Automotive Groups
6.1.1 European Automotive Groups
6.1.2 American Automotive Groups
6.1.3 Asian Automotive Groups
6.2 Heavy Vehicle Companies
6.2.1 Caterpillar Corporation
6.2.2 Terex Corporation
6.2.3 CNH Industrial Group
6.2.4 John Deere Company
6.2.5 Sany Heavy Industries Company
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Chapter 7 Automotive Fashion
7.1 Automotive Recreation
7.1.1 Automobile Clubs
7.1.2 Cars and Movies
7.2 Automotive Exhibitions
7.2.1 Automotive Shows
7.2.2 Concept Vehicles
7.3 Automotive Cities
7.3.1 Detroit
7.3.2 Toyota City
7.3.3 Stuttgart
7.3.4 Turin
7.3.5 Wolfsburg
7.3.6 Tokyo
7.3.7 Paris
7.3.8 Birmingham
7.3.9 Russelsheim
7.3.10 Boulogne— Billancourt
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Section Ⅳ Motor Vehicle Structure
Section Ⅴ Maintenance and Repair
Section Ⅵ Marketing and Service
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