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  == Subcategories ==   == Subcategories ==
    
− *'''[[:Category:Automotive applications|Automotive applications]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Automotive applications|Automotive applications]]''' - practical applications of various technologies in automobiles
− *'''[[:Category:Automotive electronics|Automotive electronics]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Automotive electronics|Automotive electronics]]''' - electronic systems used in automobiles, including engine electronics, transmission electronics, and chassis electronics 
− *'''[[:Category:Vehicle crash testing|Vehicle crash testing]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Vehicle crash testing|Vehicle crash testing]]''' - the simulation of traffic collisions to evaluate an automobile's safety and reliability   
− *'''[[:Category:Vehicle dynamics|Vehicle dynamics]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Vehicle dynamics|Vehicle dynamics]]''' - attributes of an automobile's behavior while it is in motion, including ride, handling, steering, braking, and traction  
    
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Ford Model "T" car no. 2, winner of the trans-continental race from New York to Seattle on display, Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle, June 1909.
Topics related to the design of automobiles including automotive electronics and vehicle crash testing

  Subcategories 
Automotive applications - practical applications of various technologies in automobiles
Automotive electronics - electronic systems used in automobiles, including engine electronics, transmission electronics, and chassis electronics 
Vehicle crash testing - the simulation of traffic collisions to evaluate an automobile's safety and reliability   
Vehicle dynamics - attributes of an automobile's behavior while it is in motion, including ride, handling, steering, braking, and traction






Subcategories
This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.
A
Automotive applications
Automotive electronics
V
Vehicle crash testing
Vehicle dynamics

Pages in category "Automotive engineering"
The following 20 pages are in this category, out of 20 total.
A
Archives:Upcoming Decade of Automotive Electronics
Archives:Automotive Electronics
B
Baruch Berman
William Brobeck
E
Thomas Edison's Children
Edison's Alkaline Battery
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
E cont.
Archives:Electronic Reliability Monitoring: Key to Productivity
F
Henry Ford
Buckminster Fuller
G
George H. Gelb
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K
Oral-History:Warren A. Kesselman
Charles F. Kettering
M
Oral-History:Ferdy Mayer
Milestones:Merrill Wheel-Balancing System, 1945
N
Thomas W. Nehl
R
Neal A. Richardson
S
Werner von Siemens
W
Oral-History:Victor Wouk


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-*'''[[:Category:Automotive applications|Automotive applications]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Automotive applications|Automotive applications]]''' - practical applications of various technologies in automobiles
-*'''[[:Category:Automotive electronics|Automotive electronics]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Automotive electronics|Automotive electronics]]''' - electronic systems used in automobiles, including engine electronics, transmission electronics, and chassis electronics
-*'''[[:Category:Vehicle crash testing|Vehicle crash testing]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Vehicle crash testing|Vehicle crash testing]]''' - the simulation of traffic collisions to evaluate an automobile's safety and reliability
-*'''[[:Category:Vehicle dynamics|Vehicle dynamics]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Vehicle dynamics|Vehicle dynamics]]''' - attributes of an automobile's behavior while it is in motion, including ride, handling, steering, braking, and traction
 [[Category:Transportation|{{PAGENAME}}]]
-A
Archives:Upcoming Decade of Automotive Electronics
Archives:Automotive Electronics
B
Baruch Berman
William Brobeck
E
Thomas Edison's Children
Edison's Alkaline Battery
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
+M
Oral-History:Ferdy Mayer
Milestones:Merrill Wheel-Balancing System, 1945
N
Thomas W. Nehl
R
Neal A. Richardson
S
Werner von Siemens
W
Oral-History:Victor Wouk

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