MAKE/MODEL
YEAR
LOGOS
MARKETING
ARTICLES
- Accessories
- After Market
- Architecture
- Auto Shows
- Brand Related
- Collectibles
- Concepts
- Design-Art-Photo
- Exterior
- History
- Ice
- Idiots
- Industry Trivia
- Interior
- Law
- Marketing
- Music
- Opinions-Tips
- People
- Racing-Tuning
- Recalls
- Technology
- Test Drives
- Toys
- Type-Emblems
- Vehicles
- Odds & Ends
CARS
CONCEPT CARS
SUVS-VANS
CONCEPT SUVS
LION
The Lion Motor Company was founded in 1910. A factory fire in 1912 ended it all.
WALKER
The Walker Motor Car Company was from Detroit, Michigan.
HATAZ
The German Hataz Kleinautofabrik was a short lived company (1920 to 1925). Initials stand for Hans Tautenhahn Zwickau. It was a cyclecar without any commercial success that used Steudel proprietary engines.
SCAP
The French S.C.A.P. (Societé de Construction Automobiles Parisiennes) were best known for the engines they supplied after WWI to the manufacturers of assembled cars.
SIZAIRE-NAUDIN
The brothers Maurice and Georges Sizaire and their partner Louis Naudin founded the company Sizaire Freres et Naudin in Puteaux, near Paris, France in 1903. The first cars sold under the make Sizaire-Naudin and in 1905, they offered a light car using an engine of its own design.
SALMSON
Well-known aeroengine manufacturer, the Societe des Moteurs Salmson started by building the British GN under license: they launched their first Salmson in 1921, and fitted it with a 1086cc engine with four push-pull-rods, which controlled both the inlet and exhaust valves.
MARSHALL ARTER
Marshall Arter of London was another short lived company offering light cars starting in 1912.
STRATHMORE
The Strathmore Automobile Company was located at the Albion building at 1 Beacon Street in Boston, Massachusetts.
PILOT (GERMANY)
Pilot was active in Germany from 1923 to 1928.
SINGER
The first Singer car -the firm had been making motorcycles from 1900- was made under license from Lea-Francis; it was a 15 hp three-cylinder horizontal-engined device with connecting rods no less than 39 inches long!
INDEPENDENT HARVESTER COMPANY
The Independent Harvester Company was from Plano, Illinois and only produced the cars designed by H.K. Holsman from 1910 to 1911, but lasted until 1918, when it went into recievership.
-
Porsche 911 Carrera rear sealbelt delete
1984 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe rear sealbelt delete and replacement bolt options to clean up the interior.
-
Checkeditout Chicago
Very brief visual recaps of the 2021 Checeditout Porsche event in Chicago on Fulton Street.
-
Rennline Blower Motor Cover
A short recap on how to install the Rennline blower motor cover on a 1984 Porsche 911 Carrera.
-
Simply Speakers
In 1992 Simply Speakers developed an easy to install speaker edge repair kit and trademarked the brand "New-Edge-It ®". And they also have Amazing customer service.
-
CheckedItOut Chicago
Checkeditout is a free Porsche event in the West Loop of Chicago on August 21st, 2021.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Flake & Flames
Watch the Kustom Kulture Documentary Flake & Flames for free!
-
Top Auto Blogs For Car Enthusiasts
Thank you to "FitMyCar" for making us #3 of the Top Auto Blogs For Car Enthusiasts.
-
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.
| ABOUT | EDITORS | CONTACT |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
NOTICE
Much of the material on this website is copyrighted. Original articles appearing herein are subject to copyright. Please don't copy stuff from the site without asking; it may belong to someone! Any trademarks appearing on this site are the sole property of the registered owners. No endorsement by trademark owners is to be construed. The products, brand names, characters, related slogans and indicia are or may by claimed as trademarks of their respective owners. Every effort has been made whenever possible to credit the sources. The use of such material falls under the Fair Use provisions of intellectual property laws.
© 2021 Cartype Inc. All logos, names, photos, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.