Can you identify 8 cars named after U.S. Presidents?

The Harding, built in Cleveland, Ohio, 1915, was one of the first 12 cylinder cars in America. Only one touring car was built. from Encyclopedia of Automobiles by David Wise

 

Studebaker President...Does that count?

 

They used to call him "Slick Willy". so does that mean Willys counts?

 

Because they (MR and MRS) are like turds that won't flush..

 

here is one more, If Hillary become President * Country Squire....

 

Not! Davis was president of CSA not the USA.

 

The Wilson. Made in Wilson NY from about 1904-1907.
3 different manufacturers named Kennedy.
The Harding built from 1916-1917
The Carter Twin Engine.
Cartercar
Cartermobile
Harrison 1905-1907

Sadly there was never a President Cadillac.

 

The Pilkerson? Naw he was never president.LOL

 

delorian is not in their

 

nope, sorry. Ford was named after Henry Ford, the founder...

 

OMFG really? that's the first i'm hearing of this.

 

O/T. I have all those Little Clymer Books. Pretty rare to see them come up for sale anywhere. Clymer was also the youngest ever car dealer in the United states.

11 years old.

Remember that Noteboom's book would have written in the 1950's, so names like Ford,Carter,Clinton don't count.

 

Can you guess how many passengers it holds? You get ate in the front and sixty-nine in the back.

 

not a President, but...and thats a big but...,,

 

Bush Motor Co. Chicago Ill. 1916- 1925. This Bush Co. bought other named cars and re-badged them "Bush" then they were sold as a Bush Automobile by mail order. I have a friend who owns one. not named after a President ?
jdl

 

Johnson? Hell, Costanza on Seinfeld said there was a "Johnson rod" one time at an auto dealer, so maybe Johnson.
Wilson, know they made pre-select transmissions.

Kennedy?

Hoover?

Hayes?

Reagan?

Fillmore?

Hell if I know, guess there could be a SOLID ALEX in there somewhere.

 

Bill's my boy, but that's funny stuff right there!