Cory (United States) - AllCarIndex

Cory Automobile Company was established in 1907 in Auburn, Indiana. The company produced a compact vehicle known as the Cory, which featured a modest 4 horsepower single-cylinder two-stroke engine. This small car was equipped with a friction transmission and was priced at $300, making it an affordable option for consumers at the time.

The Cory had a notably short wheelbase of 63 inches (1600 mm), contributing to its compact design. Despite its introduction in February 1907, the vehicle did not achieve commercial success and the company ceased operations within the same year. The brief existence of Cory Automobile Company highlights the challenges faced by early automotive manufacturers in a rapidly evolving industry.