- Company name
- Falcon Motor Corp.
- Place
- Detroit, Michigan
- Country
- United States
The Falcon-Knight was an American automobile brand produced by the Falcon Motor Corporation, based in Detroit, Michigan, with an additional presence in Elyria, Ohio.
The marque was introduced by John North Willys as a companion model to the smaller Whippet and the Willys-Knight 70. Falcon-Knight vehicles rode on a 109½-inch (2,779 mm) wheelbase and were powered by a six-cylinder Knight sleeve-valve engine.
The lineup included a full range of open and closed body styles, most of which were fitted with artillery wheels. An exception was the Gray Ghost roadster, which featured wire wheels instead.
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