Graham-Paige was an American automobile manufacturer that existed during the early 20th century. Founded by the Graham brothers, the company was initially known as Graham Brothers and created trucks before being purchased by Dodge. Corporate problems led to the brothers purchasing the Paige-Detroit Motor Company in 1927. They began manufacturing automobiles exclusively under the Graham-Paige name. The company built cars until 1941 when manufacturing was suspended due to WW2. Some of its most notable models were the Special Series, Spirit of Motion, Sharknose and Hollywood. After the war, the company changed ownership and morphed into Kaiser-Frazer.