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The suffix "-punk" has come to mean "uses this level of technology."
A setting with cars probably is either "dieselpunk" -- technology level about that between the two world wars -- or "atompunk" -- technology level from WWII to about the 1970s.
Neither term is as common in usage as cyberpunk or steampunk.
(More types here.)

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