A Duryea Car of 1894: on the left Charles E. Duryea, pioneer motor manufacturer in the United States; with him his brother J.F. Duryea. This is the model of car that won the first auto race in America—1895 and the only American car ever first in an international run, October, 1896.
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{{Information |Description={{en|1=Photo of Charles (left) and J.F. Duryea in the 1894 Duryea Car From Outing magazine. From the Google books archive: Title Outing, Volume 51 Published 1908 Original from the University of California Digitized Jan 25, 2008}