Who founded the Locomobile Company of America?
Q: Who founded the Locomobile Company of America?
A: John B. Walker founded the Locomobile Company of America in 1899.
Q: Did John B. Walker found the company alone?
A: No, he founded the company with his partner Amzi L. Barber.
Q: What did the Locomobile Company of America manufacture at first?
A: The company initially bought the rights to manufacture the steam car built by the Stanley brothers and called it Locomobile.
Q: When did the Locomobile Company of America begin producing gasoline-powered cars?
A: The company began producing gasoline-powered cars in 1904.
Q: How long did the Locomobile Company of America stay in business?
A: The company stayed in business until 1929.
Q: Did the Locomobile Company of America primarily manufacture steam cars?
A: No, the company eventually shifted to producing gasoline-powered cars.
Q: When did the Locomobile Company of America stop producing cars?
A: The company stopped producing cars in 1929.
