The States automobile was produced by the States Motor Car Co., based in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The company had no connection to the similarly named States cyclecar built in Detroit. Instead, it descended from a former cyclecar manufacturer known as Greyhound. The States was a conventional touring car built on a 112-inch (2,843 mm) wheelbase and powered by a 32-horsepower four-cylinder engine. For 1918, the lineup was expanded with the addition…
United States · 1916-1918 · Associated with B.R. Barber, E.J. Cook, G.B. Pulfer, James H. Johnson, John A. Pyl, V.G. Denmon
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