Liberty Motor Car Company, produced in the United States from 1916 to 1923, was an automobile manufacturer based in Detroit, Michigan. The company became known for well-engineered passenger cars powered by four-cylinder and six-cylinder engines, including touring cars, roadsters, and sedans positioned in the mid-priced market. Liberty automobiles earned a reputation for quality construction, dependable performance, and attractive styling during the post-World War I automotive boom. Characterized by solid engineering and competitive value, the company produced approximately 20,000 vehicles before ceasing operations in 1923 amid the consolidation of the American automobile industry.