faster cars like the pagani zonda are made from carbon fiber since it is light weight and strong
street cars like what you see around are made from fiberglass light but not as strong as carbon fiber in my opinion
and then there are classics that are made from steel heavy but stronger than carbon fiber and fiberglass
i hope this helped you better than the last persons answer
ckinweaver my answer: first they use aluminum they send the aluminum body to Japan and they improove the body and they put minerals & other crud to enhance the metal. This is used in normal Toyota ford Subaru and the leading legal street car industries
Steel
by casteing together of iron and steel
car bodies are made of steel alloy that contains iron and carbon.
so they don`t get damaged as easily
Too expensive
It depends on the car, but for most cars the frame and body is made of steel and is therefore ferrous. However, some newer hybrid car bodies are made of aluminum or plastic and therefore not ferrous.
You are an idiot. It would be too expensive and hard to make. Why aren't all cars made out of carbon fiber then?
By normal car bodies, i am guessing you mean real car bodies. There is Test Drive and Midnight Club.
The bodies of most cars in 1920 were made of Tin or Steel. The Ford Model T was known as the Tin Lizzie for this reason.
I can think of two reasons: lightweight (better gas mileage, etc.) and no rust
Cars are made from many materials. Bodies can be made of metal, plastics, aluminum or even carbon fibers. Wheels and internal parts have many materials as well.
Expensive car bodies