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New Era [5]

UNITED STATES

1916-1916

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New Era was an American automobile manufactured by the New Era Engineering Co., based in Joliet, Illinois. The car was a conventional light automobile powered by a 4-cylinder engine producing 16 horsepower. It was offered in two body styles: a 2-seater roadster and a 5-seater tourer. Production of the New Era was short-lived. Following the company's closure, its president, Forrest J. Alvin, relocated to Harvey, Illinois, where he went on…

United States · 1916-1916 · Associated with Forrest J. Alvin, James P. Buckley, Winthrop Burdick, W.J. Burdick, W.O. Dayton

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