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Series: 22 hp
Year Model Displacement 
Power Weight Scripps-Booth was a United States automobile company based in Detroit, Michigan which produced motor vehicles from 1913 through 1923.
The company was founded by James Scripps-Booth of the Scripps publishing company. The company produced autos intended for the luxury market in addition to cyclecars and some eccentric two and three wheel vehicles.
In 1917 the Scripps-Booth Company was purchaced by Chevrolet; General Motors discontinued the brand name in 1923.
2-door 5-seat V8 16v 2.7L M-3 | Scripps-Booth 22 hp (1916) |
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