Corinthian

Corinthian Motors, Inc. was organized in late November 1921 to build a four-cylinder assembled car. The line included a racer version alongside more conventional open and closed body styles, and the cars were priced at a notably high level. Sales in 1922 fell short of expectations, so for 1923 Corinthian added a cheaper line to broaden its appeal. The new Junior model used a Herschell-Spillman four-cylinder engine, while the existing…