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MORA
The Mora Motor Car Company was located at 20 Mora Place in Newark, New York.
CHICAGO'S MOTOR ROW
Motor Row remained Chicago's largest concentration of automobile and specialty showrooms until after World War II. A 1933 city guidebook still referred to Michigan Avenue south of 18th Street as “Automobile Row,” noting that lining either side of the street “are the salesrooms of virtually all American and many foreign motor cars.” New construction in Motor Row culminated in 1936 with the opening of the Illinois Automobile Club at 2400 South Michigan.
CLARKMOBILE
The The Clarkmobile Company was founded by Frank G. Clark and William Newbrough in Lansing, Michigan and operated between 1902 and 1905.
BERG
The Berg Automobile Company founded by Hart O. Berg began in Cleveland, Ohio from 1902-1904.
MARBLE-SWIFT
The Marble-Swift Automobile Company was located in Chicago, Illinois from 1903-1905.
ROYAL MOTOR CAR
The Royal Motor Car Company was from Cleveland, Ohio.
HOLSMAN
The Holsman Automobile Company was located in Chicago, Illinois USA.
TINCHER
The Tincher Motor Car Company was originally from Chicago, the moved to South Bend, Indiana.
FRANKLIN
The H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company was a maker of automobiles in the United States between 1902 and 1934 in Syracuse, New York. Herbert H. Franklin, the founder, started out in the metal die-casting business (in fact, he invented the term) before entering the automobile business with the engineer John Wilkinson.
POSTAL
The Postal Auto and Engine Company was located in Bedford, Indiana from 1906 to 1908.
APPERSON
The Apperson was produced in Kokomo, Indiana, from 1902 to 1926.
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Cars made in the USA in 1920
Some (possibly) useless automotive history and information...
Here is a list of cars made in the USA in 1920, divided by cylinders and in alphabetical order.
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The Ugly Truth Behind the Will Ferrell G.M. Super Bowl Commercial.
I knew all this about GM, but it blows my mind every time I hear it.
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Flake & Flames
Watch the Kustom Kulture Documentary Flake & Flames for free!
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Top Auto Blogs For Car Enthusiasts
Thank you to "FitMyCar" for making us #3 of the Top Auto Blogs For Car Enthusiasts.
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The best VW story ever!
Ivan Hirst tells the story of the British trusteeship for the Wolfsburg company exactly 50 years after the handover of Volkswagenwerk GmbH to German hands.
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1900s
Each decade seems to have its own stylistic language, and this book showcases logos, ads, cars, companies and products (and their typographical sensibilities) from the early 1900s.
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Hood Ornaments
There are just a handful of cars that still have Hood Ornaments, but this design and branding detail was the norm years ago and it seemed that they all wanted to outdo their competition. This books titled H.O. is full of images documenting this beautiful automotive element.
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A Brief History of Tires
A Brief History of Tires from The History Guy.
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Jeep4xe reveal.
ELECTRIC! - Jeep® Grand Wagoneer & Wrangler 4xe reveal.
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Brand New
Very glad to be on "Brand New"...
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