Jordan Model 90 History
History
The Model 90 was the last car Jordan built, offered for 1931 with an eight-cylinder engine rated at about 85 horsepower. It arrived as the firm was failing: weighed down by the broader Depression-era slump, intense competition among independent makers, and Ned Jordan's own difficulties, the Jordan Motor Car Company entered voluntary receivership in 1931 and ceased production, ending a fifteen-year run.
Generations
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First and only generation · Jordan Model 90
Photo: “1931 Jordan Dual Cowl Touring” by JOHN LLOYD from Concrete, Washington, United States / Wikimedia Commons , licensed under CC BY 2.0
Jordan's final car — an eight-cylinder, roughly 85-horsepower model launched for 1931 as the company entered receivership.
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1931 Photo: “1931 Jordan Dual Cowl Touring” by JOHN LLOYD from Concrete, Washington, United States / Wikimedia Commons , licensed under CC BY 2.0
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