Marion (automobile)
The Marion (automobile) is a name that has been applied to at least four different automobile companies:
- Marion, Marion, Ohio 1901
- Marion, Indianapolis, Indiana 1904-1915
- Marion-Handley, Jackson, Michigan 1916-1919
- Marion Flyer Marion, Indiana 1910
A 1912 Marion Automobile Advertisement - Syracuse Herald March 10, 1912
Marion - Marion, Ohio 1901
The Marion was an automobile produced in Marion, Ohio, in 1901 by the Marion Automobile Company. Fred S. Titus was the proprietor. In 1907, he sold the concern to H.T. Love. The company produced two different models of steam-powered cars, two different electric cars and a gasoline-powered version.
Mutual
Mutual Motors Company resulted from a merger between Marion of Indianapolis and Imperial Automobile Company in 1916. The Marion-Handley was a product of this new company.
gollark: I run my website (https://osmarks.tk/) off an old server at home, but you can rent a VPS or something quite cheaply.
gollark: Which fonts specifically?
gollark: I don't *think* so.
gollark: These things are doomed to failure as long as you're still going around trusting the client at all.
gollark: Because who *wouldn't* want auto-updateable constantly-running kernel space code for a random computer game?
See also
- List of defunct automobile manufacturers
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.