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How fast could a car go in 1900?

In 1900, the speed of a car varied tremendously depending on the make, model, and condition. There wasn't a standardized top speed like we have today. However, a top speed of around 40-60 mph (64-97 km/h) for the fastest cars would be a reasonable estimate. Many cars, especially those used by the general public, would be considerably slower, perhaps in the range of 15-25 mph (24-40 km/h). The technology was still in its early stages, and reliability and power were significant limitations.
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