Pierce-Arrow
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company, established in 1901 in Buffalo, New York, was an American manufacturer of luxury vehicles renowned for its engineering quality, craftsmanship, and luxury. Pierce-Arrow's vehicles were symbols of prestige and status, favored by the elite of the early 20th century, including numerous celebrities and heads of state. The brand was known for its innovations, such as the use of aluminum in its bodies and the introduction of power brakes in its models. One of its most iconic features was the distinctive fender-mounted headlights, which became a trademark of Pierce-Arrow cars. Despite its reputation for quality and luxury, the economic challenges of the Great Depression affected sales, leading to the company's bankruptcy and cessation of operations in 1938.
Brand Details
Founded: 1901
Country of Origin: USA
Defunct: 1938
Parent Company: Independent
Key Models: Pierce-Arrow Series 33, Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow
Market Segment: Luxury
Car Models
| Model Name | View Details |
|---|---|
| Pierce-Arrow Model 1300 | View Details |
| Pierce-Arrow Model 1603 | View Details |
| Pierce-Arrow Model 36 | View Details |
| Pierce-Arrow Series 33 | View Details |
| Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow | View Details |