how is a living thing and a car alike

They both require fuel.

See my response to your later post.

A living thing and a car have several similarities, even though they are fundamentally different.

1. Structure and Function: Both living things and cars have a well-defined structure with various parts working together to perform specific functions. Living organisms have organs and organ systems that help them carry out essential processes, while cars have engines, wheels, brakes, and other components that enable them to move and function properly.

2. Energy Consumption: Both living things and cars require energy to perform their functions. Living organisms obtain energy through metabolic processes such as cellular respiration or photosynthesis, while cars consume fuel like gasoline or electricity to power their engines.

3. Maintenance and Repair: Both living things and cars require regular maintenance and repair to keep them functioning optimally. Living organisms need proper nutrition, exercise, and medical attention to remain healthy, while cars need regular oil changes, tune-ups, and occasional repairs to keep them running smoothly.

4. Response to Environment: Both living things and cars have the ability to respond to external stimuli. Living organisms can react to changes in their environment through movement or physiological responses, while cars have various sensors that allow them to adjust to different driving conditions, such as responding to changes in speed or applying brakes when necessary.

5. Adaptation and Evolution: Living organisms can adapt and evolve over time to better survive in their environments. Similarly, cars undergo technological advancements and improvements as they evolve to become more efficient, safer, and environmentally friendly.

It's important to note that while living things possess characteristics such as growth, reproduction, and the ability to heal, cars do not have these capabilities. They are created by humans for transportation and do not possess the complex biological processes and abilities present in living organisms.