oakland motor car

The Oakland Motor Car Company was a United States based automobile manufacturer of the Oakland automobile from 1907 to 1932. Edward M. Murphy ran the Oakland Buggy Company in Pontiac, Michigan, and founded Oakland Motor Car on August 28, 1907. General Motors acquired 50% interest in the company on January 20, 1909. Following Murphy's death that September, General Motors took full control of Oakland in 1910. General Motors continued marketing cars under the Oakland brand name until 1932, when G.M.'s Oakland division was incorporated into Pontiac.

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1923 Oakland Touring Car

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Oakland Motor Car

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