1902 Toledo Model A Runabout

Introduced in 1901 at the New York Auto Show by Colonel Albert Pope's American Bicycle Company, the Toledo was initially called the 'Billings' after its designer, Frederick Billings. Later that same year, the company, renamed the International Motor Car Company, produced two models, the Toledo, and the Westchester, but by the end of the year, it was only producing Toledos. In 1902, a companion model, similar but with an internal combustion engine, was offered, and by 1903 the steam cars were no longer offered. The Pope Motor Car Company took over in 1903, and vehicles built thereafter were sold as the Pope-Toledo.