Three things here, first of all, there are a few cars in existence that do not need gas or electricity. Compressed air for example. I hear that researchers are doing anazing things using combustible materials to utilise the phase change that water undergoes. It may soon lead to a wonderous age powered by heating water until it can be used as a high pressure gas.
replyObjective reality does not imply consistent measurement of that reality.
Objective reality may not actually exist. Once you start throwing around relativity and quantum effects things get weird, getting them to play nicely together might be even weirder,
Nobody has a working car that doesn't need energy. I almost changed it to energy but figured nobody would not get the point.
reply"Objective reality does not imply consistent measurement of that reality."
Yet global science converges on a consistent world view. Everybody's telescopes all see the same things.
Modern technology only works because there is a objective reality.
Several working cars do not need gas or electricity (or other source of energy).
replyMuseum piece for example. Or super sports car that was bought as an investment and just sits in garage. Or junk car that is used as a source of spare parts. Or crash test vehicle (it is propelled with catapult). Or toy car. Or bus used for living...