Jaeger (automobile)

Jaeger
Overview
Manufacturer - Jacquet Motor Corporation of America
Production - 1931
Assembly - Belleville, Michigan, United States
Designer - Charles F. Jaeger
Body and chassis
Class - Sports car
Powertrain
Engine - six-cylinder Continental engine

The Jaeger was an automobile built in Belleville, Michigan by the Jaeger Motor Car Company from 1932 to 1933.
History
Charles F. Jaeger patented a novel suspension for automobiles which included two coils in tandem at each wheel separated by the axle mounting. The Jaeger automobile was built to develop this suspension and was powered by a six-cylinder Continental engine, rated at 70 hp (52 kW). Wire wheels were standard on the vehicle, with a V-radiator grille and three diagonal groups of four louvers on each side of the bonnet. Five coupes and convertible coupes were actually produced. The vehicle sold for $700, equivalent to $15,825 in 2022.

Charles Jaeger, the creator of the car, seated in the first Jaeger car to be manufactured, in 1931

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