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Stutz

Stutz
Vehicle Marque

A former American manufacturer of cars from Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.  The full company name is Stutz Motor Car Company of America Incorporated.

Vehicle names used by Stutz throughout history include:  Bearcat.

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	A SPEEDY NEW MODEL FOR TWO. With its trunk and gasoline tank carried on the rear deck this Stutz runabout has a reputation for eating up the miles. The New York Times, April 12, 1914 View 1914 Stutz Runabout - 771KB
	Stutz Series G Six-Passenger Touring Hand Book of Automobiles, 1919 Edition View Stutz Series G Six-Passenger Touring page of Hand Book of Automobiles, 1919 Edition - 504KB

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Article Index

Date	Article	Author/Source
15 June 1916	Stutz Motor Car Co. to Expand.	The New York Times
30 June 1916	Stutz Motor Reorganization.	The New York Times
16 February 1917	Stutz Motor Co. Earns $649,042.	The New York Times
5 January 1922	RYAN SISTER-IN-LAW SUES IN STUTZ DEAL Caroline S. Ryan, sister-in-law of Allan A. Ryan, started suit yesterday to recover $1,755,769.09 from Allan A. Ryan. She alleges that she went to the rescue of her brother-in-law during the critical period of the famous Stutz corner on his verbal agreement that she should share in the profits, but that he has declined to live up to his agreement.	News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times Topics: Stutz, Allan A. Ryan
9 December 1922	RUMOR OF STUTZ MERGER.	The New York Times
10 December 1922	Denies Studebaker-Stutz Deal.	The New York Times

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