Dile Motorcar Company was established in Reading, Pennsylvania, and operated from 1914 to 1917. The company produced a small, two-seater roadster that was powered by an 11-horsepower four-cylinder engine and featured shaft drive. The vehicle was priced at $485, making it an attractive option for consumers at the time. The name "Dile" was derived from the initials of the company's founders, Fred K. Dick and Irvin D. Lengel. Among its notable…