Ajax [2] (United States) - AllCarIndex

Ajax Motors was an American automobile manufacturer that operated briefly from 1914 to 1915. The company was established in Seattle, Washington, following the earlier formation of the Parker Motor Car Company in the same city. Ajax Motors was known for its limited production of vehicles that offered a variety of options to consumers, including choices between poppet or sleeve-valve six-cylinder engines, left or right-hand drive configurations, and three different wheelbases.

The body styles available for Ajax vehicles included roadsters, tourers, and limousines. The company claimed to utilize high-quality materials in its construction, sourcing steel from the renowned Krupp works in Germany. Additionally, Ajax Motors asserted that it had extensive foundries capable of producing components in iron, bronze, and aluminum. Despite these ambitious offerings, the company was short-lived, ceasing operations after just two years in the automotive market.