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The First Car Made Entirely of Steel

Writer: satterfieldkamren
satterfieldkamren
Oct 7
2 min read

In 1914, an interesting auto factoid: Dodge introduced the very first automobile produced entirely of steel. This was quite a breakthrough at the time, as most cars were still being made with a wooden frame and metal panels. The all-steel Dodge wasn't just a novelty - it was actually stronger and more durable than the wooden-framed cars of the era.

A few years later, in 1927, the Pontiac Model 6-27 became the first car to feature an all-steel body. Before long, all cars were built entirely of steel, thanks to these pioneering designs from Dodge and Pontiac.

At Humbl, we've got the parts you need to maintain and repair your classic steel-bodied Dodge or Pontiac, from the engine compartment to the undercarriage. Check out our selection of:

For a full list of classic car parts, visit Humbl online.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was significant about Dodge's 1914 automobile?

In 1914, Dodge introduced the very first automobile produced entirely of steel, which was quite a breakthrough at the time, as most cars were still being made with a wooden frame and metal panels. The all-steel Dodge wasn't just a novelty - it was actually stronger and more durable than the wooden-framed cars of the era.

When did the Pontiac Model 6-27 become the first car to feature an all-steel body?

The Pontiac Model 6-27 became the first car to feature an all-steel body in 1927.

Where can I find parts to maintain and repair my classic steel-bodied Dodge or Pontiac?

At Humbl, we've got the parts you need to maintain and repair your classic steel-bodied Dodge or Pontiac, from the engine compartment to the undercarriage. Check out our selection of BMW E90 328i Exterior Door Handle, BMW E90 328i Outer Tie Rod End, and BMW E90 328i Front Sway Bar End Link.

 
 
 

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