Operator overloading,initization, Print() in header file

[Tozilla]

I'm currently writing a header file for a Car class. But The problem is I don't know how to initialized in the Car class and use the copy constructor in the header file. Also, this header file requires a operator function. When I compile it, I have a syntax errors for those two operator function. For the Print() method, I have to use it for display the mantfacturere, model, year, total manufacture, total kilometers travelled and the amount of fuel costs, total number of services and fuel economy with print method. Can anyone please take a look at my code and help me fixing some of the mistakes in the header file?

Thank you

#ifndef CAR_H
#define CAR_H
#ifndef LEN
#define LEN 25

class Car
{    
       private:
           char name[LEN]; 
           char model[LEN]; 
           int year;
    
       public:
            Car();
            Car(char *m, char *n, int y);
            Car(const Car &source);              //copy constructor
            const Car operator +(const Journey& meter) const;
            const Car operator +(const FuelPurchase& amount) const;
            void print(void) const;        
            ~Car();
};
#endif 

[CornedBee]

#ifndef LEN
#define LEN 25

Missing #endif. Also, #defines for constants is for C, in C++ you should write
const int LEN = 25;
which gives you type checking.

Second, use the std::string class for the strings if you are allowed to.

Third, the return type of the + operators shouldn't be const.

That should be all.