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Simplex

Simplex was an American car company located in New York and means simple in latin. Simplex's production numbers very very low due to their specialized product line, and in 1912, was sold after the death of its founder. It was sold to new owners in 1914 and went on to produce cars under the Crane-Simplex brand until 1917, when it entered war production and stopped making cars.

Simplex emblem. (source: Barthworks)

1908 Simplex 50 Speedcar Roadster. Chassis number 211, the oldest one known to exist. (source: Mecum)

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