Stevens-Duryea was an American automobile manufacturer that played a significant role in the early days of the automotive industry. Founded in 1901 by J. Frank Duryea and his brother Charles Duryea, the company produced high-quality luxury automobiles known for their innovative engineering and craftsmanship. Stevens-Duryea cars were characterized by their powerful engines, advanced suspension systems, and luxurious interiors, making them popular choices among affluent buyers during the early 20th century. The brand’s flagship model, the Stevens-Duryea Model AA, gained recognition for its exceptional performance and elegant design. Despite early success, the company faced financial difficulties and struggled to adapt to changes in the automotive market. Production ceased in 1927, marking the end of an era for Stevens-Duryea automobiles. Today, surviving examples of Stevens-Duryea cars are prized collectibles, admired for their engineering excellence and historical significance.
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| Image | Title | Year | Model | Document Type | hf:tax:related-year | hf:tax:related-model | hf:tax:doc_type | |
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 | 1911 Stevens-Duryea Model AA Ad “For supreme satisfaction in touring…” | 1911 | Print Ad | View | 1911 | print-ad | ||
 | 1912 Stevens-Duryea Model AA Print Ad | 1912 | Print Ad | View | 1912 | print-ad | ||
 | 1914 Stevens-Duryea Print Ad 1 | 1914 | Print Ad | View | 1914 | print-ad | ||
 | 1914 Stevens-Duryea Print Ad 2 | 1914 | Print Ad | View | 1914 | print-ad |