Cino (United States) - AllCarIndex

Cino was an American automobile brand established by Haberer & Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, operating from 1910 to 1913. The company was recognized as a significant builder of carriages in the region before transitioning into automobile production.

In 1910, Cino introduced its first model, a conventional car powered by a 40-horsepower four-cylinder engine. This initial offering was available in both tourer and roadster configurations. The brand expanded its lineup in 1912 with the introduction of a more powerful 60-horsepower six-cylinder model, which was produced alongside a 50-horsepower four-cylinder variant in 1913.

Despite the promising start and potential for growth, Cino's operations were severely impacted by the spring flooding of the Ohio River, which inundated the factory. This natural disaster ultimately led to the cessation of automobile manufacturing for the brand.