Campbell Motor Car Company
Defunct American motor vehicle manufacturer
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The Campbell Motor Car Company was an automobile manufacturer, in business for only one year, from 1918 to 1919.
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| Emerson Motors Company | |
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Emerson Motors Company (1916-1917) | |
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| Production | 1916-1917 Emerson |
History
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The Campbell Motor Car Company was originally called the Emerson Motors Company. But, in 1917, after the company was charged with stock manipulation,[2] Theodore A. Campbell and his brother George renamed the company after themselves. While the car made by the Emerson company was $395,[3] the new Campbell, a small, 4-cylinder 22 hp car, cost $835,[2] compared to a Ford Model T Touring Car that cost $360. In May 1919, the company went into receivership. Less than 600 cars were made.[4]
