CarterCar was manufactured from 1905 to around 1915 albeit under different companies. After differing on transmission type, its namesake, Byron J. Carter moved the operation from Jackson, Michigan to Detroit… Read more >
The Franklin Automobile The Franklin Automobile company made cars in the Syracuse, New York from 1902 to the early 1930’s. The automaker was started by Herbert H. Franklin of the… Read more >
The Dixie Flyer Automobile The Dixie Flyer Automobile was made by the Kentucky Wagon Manufacturing Company in the United States from around 1916 to 1923. They were built in Louisville,… Read more >
Westcott Motor Car Company The Westcott Motor Car Company produced automobiles in the United States from 1909 to 1925. The cars were well received by the public and were seen… Read more >
Baker Electric Car Company The Baker Electric Car Company start in Cleveland Ohio in 1899 and produced cars in the United States until around 1916. They were very successful and… Read more >
The Hupmobile – Hupp Motor Car Company The Hupp motor car company sold cars from 1909 thru 1940 and was started by two brothers, Louis and Robert Hupp.There is more… Read more >
History Of The Automobile – 1899 The following piece is a look at the history of the automobile as seen through the eyes of the writer back in 1899. The… Read more >
The White Steamer – As it was seen in the newspapers of the early 1900’s The White steamer company was named after Thomas H. White who had a successful sewing… Read more >