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Overland

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Overland was an American automobile marque built by the Overland Automobile Company, which began in Terre Haute, Indiana, in 1903 when Claude E. Cox designed a gasoline runabout for the Standard Wheel Company. Production moved to Indianapolis in 1905 and, after John North Willys took control in 1908, to Toledo, Ohio, in 1909. The company grew into one of the three largest American automobile makers, and in 1912 it was renamed Willys-Overland. The Overland name stayed on cars until 1926, when the line became the Overland Whippet and then the Willys Whippet. Decades later the name returned as an Overland trim package on the Jeep Grand Cherokee.

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Founded Year
1903 1
Status
Dissolved 1
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Source Overland Big Four (Wikipedia, German edition)
Source Overland Four (Wikipedia, German edition)
Source Overland Light Four (Wikipedia, German edition)
Overland Six, Vehicles
Source Overland Six (Wikipedia, German edition)
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Source Overland Automobile (Wikipedia)History
Quote, History
In 1908, control of Overland was purchased by J. N. Willys

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Source Overland Automobile (Wikipedia)Lead, country
Quote, Lead, country
The Overland Automobile Company was an American automobile manufacturer in Toledo, Ohio.
Sources
1. Overland Automobile (Wikipedia)
  • History, 1903 runabout
    Cox, a recent graduate of Rose Polytechnic Institute, developed a gasoline runabout in 1903.
  • History, status
    Willys-Overland continued to use the Overland marque until 1926, when it became the Overland Whippet and then Willys Whippet.
  • Lead, country
    The Overland Automobile Company was an American automobile manufacturer in Toledo, Ohio.
  • Part Of: Automobile Transport, Lead, mode
    The Overland Automobile Company was an American automobile manufacturer in Toledo, Ohio.
  • In Group: Automobile Makes, Lead, automobile maker group
    The Overland Automobile Company was an American automobile manufacturer in Toledo, Ohio.
  • Part Of: Willys, History, parent marque
    Willys-Overland continued to use the Overland marque until 1926, when it became the Overland Whippet and then Willys Whippet.
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Overland Four (Wikipedia, German edition)
Has Vehicles: Overland Four, Lead
Quote, Has Vehicles: Overland Four, Lead
Der Overland Four war ein US-amerikanischer PKW, den Willys-Overland in Toledo (Ohio), 1920 herausbrachte.
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Overland Six (Wikipedia, German edition)
Has Vehicles: Overland Six, Lead
Quote, Has Vehicles: Overland Six, Lead
Der Overland Six war ein US-amerikanischer PKW, den Willys-Overland in Toledo (Ohio), 1925 herausbrachte.
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Overland Light Four (Wikipedia, German edition)
Has Vehicles: Overland Light Four, Lead
Quote, Has Vehicles: Overland Light Four, Lead
Der Overland Light Four 90 war ein US-amerikanischer PKW, den Willys-Overland in Toledo (Ohio), 1917 herausbrachte.
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Overland Big Four (Wikipedia, German edition)
Has Vehicles: Overland Big Four, Lead
Quote, Has Vehicles: Overland Big Four, Lead
Der Overland Big Four 85 war ein US-amerikanischer PKW, den Willys-Overland in Toledo (Ohio), 1917 herausbrachte.
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