Stories About Cars

Stories About Cars



Welcome to the world of Automania – presenting a collection of the top 9 stories about cars specially curated for our dear children! Each of these short, engaging stories is a delightful read aloud tale, perfect for any moment – whether it’s bedtime or break time. Ideal for kids ranging from preschool to elementary grades, these stories come in English in a PDF format. They can easily be printed, making each tale accessible anytime, anywhere for an exciting reading session.

Each story is the best of its kind, packed with funny anecdotes that will tickle your little one’s funny bones. The ebooks are adorned with colorful illustrations and pictures that will help stimulate your children’s imagination, allowing them more than just learning to read – but to lean into the story themself. Younger kids, like toddlers, will thoroughly enjoy the bright, visual elements.

What’s more – all these amazing tales are absolutely free! These aren’t just stories but a unique blend of entertainment and education, focusing on themes that children of kindergarten and preschool age can relate to and learn from. Each story carries a moral, prompting the children to think, learn and grow.

Stories about cars hold a special place in the hearts of kids. These tales embody adventure, freedom, and speed – elements that create an exciting world for children. Cars, as a subject, open doors to novel concepts about movement, mechanics, and spatial awareness. Also, with a host of colorful characters and intriguing plot lines, these stories fuel both the curiosity and knowledge of the young readers along with stimulating their imagination. So buckle in, rev up your engines, and dive into this fun-filled collection of stories about cars – promising an unforgettable journey for your young ones!

Top 9 Stories About Cars for kids:

  1. Uncle Wiggily And The Rich Cat: Once upon a time, a rich cat was bored and wanted an adventure. She went for a ride in her auto with her mouse servant, but they had an accident and were chased up a tree by two dogs. They were rescued by Uncle Wiggily, a rabbit, and the cat decided to stay in the woods and help a poor cat family instead of going back to her wealthy lifestyle. She lived happily ever after.
  2. Uncle Wiggily In An Auto: After Uncle Wiggily is saved from a falling balloon, the people want to arrest a bad boy for making a hole in the balloon. Uncle Wiggily defends the boy and learns a lesson. The people buy all the balloons, and Uncle Wiggily decides to continue traveling. He encounters an old fox who can only eat soup and makes some for him. The fox asks him to stay, but Uncle Wiggily declines. Then, he narrowly escapes being caught by both a dog and an oncoming automobile. He lands safely in the car with a little boy and his father, who offer him kindness and care for his injured foot. Uncle Wiggily hopes that he may find his fortune with them.
  3. Christmas In The Air: In a bustling city on Christmas Eve, a magical streetcar brings together a diverse group of passengers. Despite the grumpy words of one passenger, the others share stories of love, kindness, and the joy of Christmas. They support and uplift each other, reminding everyone of the true spirit of the holiday. As the streetcar reaches its final stop, the passengers disembark with their hearts filled with warmth and a renewed belief in the magic of Christmas.
  4. Uncle Wiggily’s Funny Auto: Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy wants to go for a ride in Uncle Wiggily’s automobile. However, when they start driving, the car begins to behave strangely, tilting and skidding. Despite Uncle Wiggily’s efforts to control it, the car chases after an alligator. In a surprising turn of events, the car bumps into the alligator and sends it flying. Finally safe, Nurse Jane and Uncle Wiggily enjoy their adventure. You can download the ebook to read offline or print.
  5. Uncle Wiggily And The Late Scholar: Uncle Wiggily Longears is tired of winter and hopes that spring will come soon. He asks Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy to make lettuce cakes for his breakfast, but she doesn’t have lettuce and asks him to go to the store. Uncle Wiggily happily agrees and sets off in his automobile. On his way home, he hears a boy crying and stops to help. The boy, Diller-a-Dollar, is late for school and doesn’t know where it is. Uncle Wiggily offers to take him in his car, but they encounter some delays, including a dog biting the tire and a cat taking another piece. Eventually, they use Uncle Wiggily’s airship and arrive just in time. The teacher commends Diller-a-Dollar for being on time, thanks to Uncle Wiggily’s help.
  6. Uncle Wiggily And Jack Horner: Uncle Wiggily Longears, the rabbit gentleman, goes for a walk in search of an adventure. He narrowly avoids being run over by a fast car and finds a button-hook. He then comes across Mother Goose, who asks for help pulling Little Jack Horner’s thumb out of a pie. Unable to find a doctor, Uncle Wiggily uses the button-hook to successfully free Jack’s thumb. Jack is grateful, and Uncle Wiggily returns home, satisfied with his adventure.
  7. The Wind In The Willows: The Open Road: The Mole asks the Rat for a favor and they decide to visit Mr. Toad together. They find Toad obsessed with his new craze for motorcars, and he convinces them to join him on a reckless adventure. However, disaster strikes when a motorcar comes speeding towards them, causing their cart to crash. Toad becomes infatuated with the motorcar and refuses to help, so the Rat and the Mole decide to continue on without him. They make their way back home and leave Toad to deal with the consequences of his recklessness.
  8. The Wind In The Willows: Mr. Toad: On a bright summer morning, the Mole and the Water Rat are busy preparing for the boating season when the Badger arrives with news that Toad is in trouble again. They rush to Toad Hall and find Toad planning to steal a motor-car. Despite their efforts to stop him, Toad escapes and goes on a reckless joyride. Eventually, Toad is caught and sentenced to twenty years in prison. The story ends with Toad being locked up in a dungeon.
  9. The Wind In The Willows: The Further Adventures Of Toad: Toad wakes up in a hollow tree and realizes he is free. He sets off on his journey to find his married daughter near the river. He meets a barge-woman who offers him a lift and a meal. However, Toad’s pride and arrogance cause him to make a mistake. He tries to drive the motor-car stolen earlier, which leads to a wild chase and Toad ultimately falling into a river. He is saved by his friend, the Water Rat.

In conclusion, the Top 9 Stories About Cars offer children a riveting journey through a world of fascinating adventures, captivating characters, and thrilling races, all revolving around automobiles. The tales educate children about different types of cars, their functions, and also instills values like teamwork, courage, and perseverance. These stories also fire up the imagination, inspiring young readers to dream big and feed their interest in vehicles. Beautifully curated for young, curious minds, these stories about cars are not only engaging and entertaining but also shed light on the importance of friendship, kindness, and respect for others.