Columbia Cars 1910 - 1911 . . . . .

Columbia Cars for 1910 and 1911

Before the 1910 model year, Electric Vehicle Company was reorganized and
re-named The Columbia Motor Car Company. Very soon it became a division
of United States Motor Company. This larger group took over the
manufacture and distribution of cars from several smaller companies.
The Columbia cars were still made at the original plant in Hartford.
In 1913, Columbia was folded into the Maxwell organization
which distributed one final model during that season
before ceasing production.

During the following few years, manufacturers in Detroit began to use
the "Columbia" name, but had no relation to the original company.

Some items from 1910 and 1911 model years are on this page.
The 1911 catalogue is shown on the next page, followed by
some 1912 material relating to the Columbia - Knight,
and finally selected portions of the 1913 Maxwell catalogue,
and a few other interesting items.