Gray [4]

The Gray was an American light car built by the Gray Light Car Corporation, based in Denver, Colorado.

By the time the Gray appeared, around 1920, the cyclecar concept it embodied had largely fallen out of favor in the United States, as the market for such vehicles had virtually disappeared by 1916. This left the Gray at a considerable disadvantage from the outset.

Only two prototypes of the Gray were ever built. Both were powered by Harley-Davidson motorcycle engines, one using a single-cylinder unit and the other a twin-cylinder version. The projected selling price for the car ranged between $350 and $450.

The company had ambitious plans to establish a large factory in Longmont, Colorado, to support full-scale production, but these plans never came to fruition, and the Gray did not progress beyond the prototype stage.