Burgett-West was an early American automobile manufacturer founded in 1899 by GE. Burgett, a machinist, and William S. West, who operated a laundry in Middleburg, New York. The company was known for its attempt to produce a steam-powered vehicle, which was designed as a pilot model but never entered full production. The vehicle developed by Burgett-West featured a two-cylinder steam engine and utilized gasoline as fuel. It employed a single…