Rickenbacker Motor Company, founded in 1921 by Eddie Rickenbacker, a World War I flying ace turned businessman, was an American automobile manufacturer based in Detroit, Michigan. The company produced luxury cars known for their advanced engineering, innovative features, and high-performance capabilities. Rickenbacker cars were favored by affluent buyers for their stylish design, comfortable interiors, and smooth driving experience. Notable models included the Rickenbacker Eight and the Rickenbacker Four, both of which featured powerful engines and upscale amenities. Despite initial success, Rickenbacker struggled financially due to stiff competition and economic challenges during the Great Depression. Production ceased in 1927, marking the end of Rickenbacker’s foray into automobile manufacturing. However, the brand’s legacy lives on, with Rickenbacker automobiles remaining prized collectibles among automotive enthusiasts for their rarity and historical significance.