Peerless Motor Company

Peerless Motors was established in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1900 at 43 Lisbon Street. It began manufacturing automobiles while using De Dion-Bouton engines under license from the French company. Engineer Louis P. Mooers designed the first Peerless models, as well as several proprietary engines. From 1905 to 1907, Peerless experienced a rapid expansion in size and production volume. 1930-1 Custom 8 and the 1932 Deluxe Custom 8. File:The Peerless Motor Car Co. were the first American manufacturers to adopt the Vertical Motor, mounted in front.jpg|The Peerless Motor Car Co. was the first American manufacturers to adopt a front-mounted vertical motor File: Peerless Bicycles.jpg |Peerless Bicycles (1897) File:Peerless-auto 1905 ad.jpg|1905 Peerless advertisement File:Peerlessautologo.png|Peerless emblem File:Peerless Truck and Motor Co. 1922.jpg|Share of the Peerless Truck and Motor Company, issued 27. February 1922 File:Peerless Motor Cars store at night in Florida (16458823164).jpg|Peerless Dealer in Florida, circa 1926 ==Production models==

• Peerless Model 9 • Peerless Model 9 Limousine 5 Persons • Peerless Model 9 Limousine 7 Persons • Peerless Model 11 • Peerless Model 12 • Peerless Model 14 • Peerless Model 15 • Peerless Model 16 • Peerless Model 18 • Peerless Model 19 • Peerless Model 20 • Peerless Model 25 • Peerless Model 27 • Peerless Model 28 • Peerless Model 29 • Peerless Model 31 • Peerless Model 32 • Peerless Model 6-80 File:Stahls Automotive Collection December 2021 026 (1904 Peerless Type 8 Style K).jpg|1904 Peerless Type 8 Style K File:1911 Peerless 45-HP Model 32.JPG|1911 Peerless Six Model 32 Roadster File:1912 Peerless Model 36.JPG|1912 Peerless Six Model 38 Berline Limousine with right-hand drive File:1914 Peerless.jpg|1914 Peerless Six Model 60 7-Passenger Touring Sedan File:Peerless Model 56 7-Passenger Touring 1917.jpg|1917 Peerless Eight Model 56 7-Passenger Touring Sedan File:Peerless Model 6-80 (1926-1928).jpg|Peerless Model 6-80 (1926–1928) File:1931 Peerless woodland 1 cropped.jpg|1931 Peerless Master Eight Sedan File:1932 Peerless (cropped).jpg|1931 Peerless V-16 Prototype (one manufactured) ==References==