Eagle [1]

Eagle Auto Co. was an automobile manufacturer based in Buffalo, New York, active for only a brief period in the early history of the American motor industry.

The company produced two models, both using air-cooled engines and chain drive. The Model A was fitted with a 12-horsepower two-cylinder engine and featured a rear-entrance tonneau body. The Model B, by contrast, used a 24-horsepower four-cylinder engine and was built as a five-seater with a side-entrance tourer body.

Eagle Auto Co.'s production history was limited to these two models, after which the company ceased operations.