Brooks Steam Motors, produced in Canada from 1923 to 1934, was a manufacturer of steam-powered automobiles founded by Oland J. Brooks in Stratford, Ontario. The company specialized in steam cars inspired by the proven design principles of Stanley Steamers, producing luxury sedans and commercial vehicles powered by twin-cylinder steam engines. Although only about 180–300 vehicles were built, Brooks became one of the most successful steam car manufacturers in North America during the 1920s. Characterized by traditional steam technology, smooth performance, and limited production, Brooks Steam Motors represents one of the last significant attempts to keep steam-powered automobiles commercially viable in the automotive age.