United States · founded 1894

Haynes Model History

American automaker from Kokomo, Indiana (1894–1924) — Elwood Haynes' 1894 'Pioneer' was one of the first US gasoline cars; the marque went on to build the Light Six and one of America's earliest V12s before failing in the postwar recession.

5 models

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Models

Pioneer
Elwood Haynes' 1894 gasoline 'Pioneer' — one of the earliest American automobiles, now in the Smithsonian as the oldest surviving US-made car.
Horseless carriage · 1894–1894
Haynes-Apperson
The flat-twin Brass Era cars built by Haynes and the Apperson brothers (~1896–1905) — among the first commercially produced automobiles in the United States.
Brass Era touring car · 1896–1905
Light Six
Haynes' long-running six-cylinder car, advertised as 'America's Greatest Light Six' from 1914 — the marque's volume model through to its 1924 collapse.
Touring car · 1914–1924
Light Twelve
Haynes' V12 (1916–1922) — one of the first American twelve-cylinder production cars, with a 5.8-liter 60-degree V12; fewer than ~650 built.
Luxury car · 1916–1922
Model 75
A late Haynes six-cylinder flagship (1922) — a 300-cubic-inch L-head six rated at 75 hp on a 132-inch wheelbase, priced $2,485–$3,485.
Luxury car · 1922–1922

Other makes

Models

Pioneer

Haynes-Apperson

Light Six

Light Twelve

Model 75