Cole

Cole was an American automobile marque produced by the Cole Motor Carriage Company of Indianapolis in the early 20th century. Founded by Joseph J. Cole, the company built upscale, well‑appointed touring cars and became known for quality coachbuilt bodies and advanced engineering for its era. The brand does not have a widely documented, continuously used corporate logo like modern automakers; historical identity relied primarily on the Cole name and radiator/hood badges on individual cars. Production ceased in the mid-1920s as the brass‑era/early vintage industry consolidated and demand shifted.