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the automotive business magazine Motor

A long-running trade publication for the auto repair world, this magazine has spent more than a century helping technicians and shop owners keep up with tools, service information, and the business side of the industry.

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An Illustrated Directory of the Specifications of All Domestic and Foreign Motor-cars and Motor Business Wagons, Gasoline, Steam and Electric, Sold in This Country, 1907

An Illustrated Directory of the Specifications of All Domestic and Foreign Motor-cars and Motor Business Wagons, Gasoline, Steam and Electric, Sold in This Country, 1907

by the automotive business magazine Motor

About the author

Founded in 1903, Motor is an American automotive trade magazine rather than a single author. It was created to serve professionals in vehicle service and repair, and over time it became known for practical technical coverage aimed at working mechanics, technicians, and shop managers.

The magazine has been published by Hearst Magazines and is part of a long tradition of business-to-business automotive journalism in the United States. Its focus has centered on repair procedures, diagnostic information, and shop operations, making it especially useful for readers who want hands-on, job-focused guidance instead of consumer car reviews.

Because this is a magazine title and not an individual person, there is no single author portrait to use here.