These cars are very rare. Manufactured from 1914-1922 The Saxon Motor Car Company was a popular early 20th-century American automaker (1913-1922) known for producing affordable, economical cars, especially the popular two-seater Roadster and later six-cylinder models, challenging the dominance of the Ford Model T by emphasizing value, fuel efficiency (achieving 30+ mpg in endurance tests), and simple design for the middle-class buyer. Founded in Detroit by Hugh Chalmers, the company saw rapid growth, becoming a major manufacturer by 1917, but faced financial troubles and closed in 1922, with its legacy celebrated today by enthusiasts for bringing accessible
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