Maxim & Goodridge was a Hartford, Connecticut-based venture that produced an attractively styled electric car, though only a prototype was ever completed. The company was formed by Hiram Percy Maxim, who had previously served as chief engineer for Columbia, together with T. W. Goodridge, a former general manager of Studebaker. Their design was a tiller-steered two-seat electric victoria phaeton featuring worm drive and a top speed of 18 mph (29…