What was the most likely result of changing car prices in the early to mid-1900s? Cars became available to more people. Cars became more difficult to purchase. Car production became more expensive. Car production became more efficient.

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25 September, 17:40

What was the most likely result of changing car prices in the early to mid-1900s? Cars became available to more people. Cars became more difficult to purchase. Car production became more expensive. Car production became more efficient.

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Tuffy · Answer 1

Cars became more difficult to purchase.

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In the 20th century there were many steam-powered vehicles. There were cars and wagons. The cars had fast steaming, "light boilers" and efficient "engine designs". The engines were more developed after the World War I, and they became more reliable and easy to operate. In the 1930, the "high-speed diesel engine" was used in the wagons and this made the steam wagon highly expensive for the customers to purchase.