In which year was Mercedes-Benz first produced?
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Mercedes-Benz cars were first produced in 1886. The origin of the first Mercedes-Benz car: In the 1880s, German Karl Benz and others designed an internal combustion engine. This internal combustion engine used liquid fuel and burned inside the cylinder. Powered by the internal combustion engine, Benz successfully trial-produced a car in 1885. In 1883, Karl set up his own business and established the Benz & Cie. in Mannheim. In 1896, the world's first gasoline-powered bus was introduced. The only centenarian automaker is Mercedes-Benz: Since Benz manufactured the first world-recognized car in 1886, more than a hundred years have passed, and cars have long celebrated their centenary. Over this century, with the vigorous development of the automotive industry, many car manufacturers have emerged. Today, only three or four have survived the trials and tribulations, and the only centenarian automaker is Mercedes-Benz.