Edwardian cars

Edwardian cars, produced roughly from 1901 to 1914, reflect the early development of automobile design before World War I. They often featured elegant, elongated bodies with large, wire-spoked wheels, and used advanced engineering for their time, such as inline engines and advanced suspensions. Models ranged from luxury touring cars to smaller runabouts, showcasing craftsmanship and innovation. While less refined than modern vehicles, Edwardian cars demonstrated significant technological progress and marked a transition from horse-drawn carriages to motorized transportation. They are valued today for their historical significance and classic aesthetic appeal.