Auburn was an American automotive brand that operated during the early to mid-20th century and was part of the Auburn Automobile Company. Known for producing stylish and high-performance vehicles, Auburn cars gained popularity in the luxury automobile market. The Auburn Speedster, introduced in the mid-1920s, stands out as one of the brand’s most iconic models, featuring sleek lines, a low-slung profile, and powerful engines. The Auburn Automobile Company, led by E.L. Cord, aimed to offer affordable luxury, and the brand successfully competed with higher-priced rivals. Auburn’s success was, unfortunately, short-lived, as economic challenges during the Great Depression led to the company’s decline, and production ceased in the mid-1930s. Despite its relatively brief existence, Auburn is remembered for its distinctive and glamorous automobiles, especially the timeless design of the Auburn Speedster, which remains a classic among vintage car enthusiasts.