Raleigh was an American automobile brand produced briefly in the early 1920s, first by the Raleigh Motors Corporation in Bridgeton, New Jersey, and subsequently by Raleigh Motors Inc in Reading, Pennsylvania. The car was a typical "assembled car" of its era, built using components sourced from outside suppliers. All Raleighs were powered by Herschell-Spillman six-cylinder engines. Although plans had been drawn up for both four- and six-cylinder model series, the…