Anderson Automobile Company, produced in the United States from 1916 to 1925, was an automobile manufacturer based in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Founded by John Gary Anderson, the company became known for well-built passenger cars powered by four-cylinder and six-cylinder gasoline engines. Anderson automobiles were marketed as dependable, mid-priced vehicles and gained recognition for their quality construction and regional significance as one of the few successful automobile manufacturers in the American South. Characterized by solid engineering, reliability, and conventional gasoline-powered design, the company ceased operations in 1925, leaving a notable place in early American automotive history.