United States · founded 1900

Auburn Model History

Defunct Indiana marque (c.1900–1937) of the Cord empire — famous for the supercharged 851/852 boat-tail Speedster, one of the most beautiful American cars ever built.

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Speedster
Auburn's legendary boat-tail roadster — culminating in the 1935–36 supercharged 851/852, an Art Deco icon designed by Gordon Buehrig.
Roadster · 1928–1936
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Auburn 12
America's most affordable V12 — Auburn's Lycoming-powered twelve, launched into the depths of the Great Depression.
Full-size car · 1932–1934
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Eight
Auburn's straight-eight cars — the volume of the Cord era, sold under a string of series names (8-88, 8-98, 851/852) and the basis for the boat-tail Speedster.
Full-size car · 1925–1936
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Six
Auburn's six-cylinder line — the affordable companion to the eights whose lineage reached back to the early 1910s (the 1919 'Beauty Six') and ran through the make's final 1936 season.
Full-size car · 1919–1936
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