Cleveland [8] (United States) - AllCarIndex

Cleveland Automobile Company was an American automobile manufacturer based in Cleveland, Ohio, that operated from 1919 to 1926. The company was established as a companion brand to the more popular Chandler automobile, which was also produced in Cleveland. Although marketed as an independent make, Cleveland vehicles were designed to be a lower-priced alternative to the Chandler lineup.

The Cleveland offered a range of both open and closed body styles, catering to various consumer preferences. The cars featured a shorter wheelbase and were equipped with a smaller, less powerful six-cylinder overhead valve engine, which was originally developed for the Chandler. Pricing for Cleveland vehicles ranged from $895 to $1,625, making them accessible to a broader audience.

During its eight years of production, the Cleveland Automobile Company sold an estimated 50,000 units. In 1927, the Cleveland brand was discontinued, and its models were rebranded as the Chandler Standard Six, marking the end of the Cleveland name in the automotive market.