AEC / Anger (United States) - AllCarIndex

The Anger Engineering Company, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was an American automobile manufacturer that operated from 1913 to 1915. Founded by Walter A. Anger, the company produced a limited range of vehicles during its brief existence. The cars were marketed under the name A.E.C. or Anger, reflecting a decision by the founder to use an abbreviation rather than his surname for branding purposes.

During its production run, Anger Engineering Co. developed three distinct models. The first was the 4-40, which featured a 4-cylinder engine. The company also offered two six-cylinder models, the 6-50 and the 6-60. The 6-50 was equipped with a 6-litre L-head engine producing 38 horsepower, while the 6-60 had a larger 6.9-litre T-head engine generating 43 horsepower. Notably, the simultaneous availability of both L-head and T-head engine designs was unusual for the time, particularly as the T-head configuration was considered outdated by 1913.

The vehicles produced by Anger Engineering Co. were primarily built to meet the specifications of individual customers, indicating a focus on customization and bespoke manufacturing during its operational years.