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In 3500 BC, a Mesopotamia civilization created the wheel around 5,000 years ago but no one knows who exactly made it. -
In 3,000 BC, the Chariot was made in Mesopotamia which was a two wheeled buggy. -
In the 1600s, there were 6 different styles of buggies. In the later years, they will create lots more that are a lot more advanced than the ones they have now. -
In the 1700’s, German immigrants made the buggy known as the Conestoga Wagon to transport goods across rough terrain. -
In 1760, the Barouche, also known as the carriage, was an enclosed buggy that was mostly used by the wealthy. It was known for its fashion and faced backwards. -
In the 18th century, the Stagecoach buggy was the main form of transportation. It ran on a schedule just like our buses today. It had 4 seats and 4-8 horses.
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In 1834, the Hansom Cab was made and was one of the most popular types of buggies. -
In 1880, the Phaeton was created as a four-wheel cart that made it, so it wasn’t a rough ride and was one of the last carriages ever made. -
Around 1910, the horses and buggies were replaced by automobiles because they realized that the cars could travel further, and they won’t have a lot of maintenance.