United States · founded 1905

REO Model History

Ransom E. Olds's second car company (1905–1975) — maker of the landmark Speed Wagon light truck and the streamlined Royale, builder of cars and trucks before becoming Diamond Reo.

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Model A
REO's first car (1905) — a twin-cylinder side-entrance tonneau that quickly outsold Oldsmobile and put the new marque among America's top makers.
Touring car · 1905–1906
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Speed Wagon
REO's pioneering light delivery truck (1915–1953) — an ancestor of the modern pickup and the namesake of the rock band REO Speedwagon.
Light truck · 1915–1953
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Flying Cloud
REO's mainstream passenger car (1927–1936) — the first car with Lockheed hydraulic internal-expanding brakes, and the last REO car ever built.
Sedan · 1927–1936
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Royale
REO's streamlined straight-eight flagship (1931–1935) — Amos Northup's design helped establish true automotive streamlining in America.
Luxury car · 1931–1935
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Diamond Reo
The final REO marque (1967–1975) — formed when White Motor Corporation merged REO with Diamond T; built heavy trucks until bankruptcy in 1975.
Heavy truck · 1967–1975
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Model A

Speed Wagon

Flying Cloud

Royale

Diamond Reo