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Cord L-29

1929 – 1932 · USA

Cord›L-29

Cord was a prestigious American luxury car brand produced by the Auburn Automobile Company in Indiana during the late 1920s and early 1930s, with a brief revival in the mid-1930s. The brand was under the ownership of the Cord Corporation, a conglomerate created by E. L. Cord to manage his various transportation ventures, which also included Lycoming engines, Stinson aircraft, and Checker Motors. Cord was known for its cutting-edge technology and sleek, aerodynamic designs, setting it apart from its competitors. Notable innovations included being one of the first car manufacturers to implement front-wheel drive in the L-29 model, a feature that was ahead of its time and later became more common in the industry. Additionally