The formation of the United States Automotive Corp. was announced by President, Frank B. Ansted, at the New York Auto Show in 1920. It was a $10 million merger with the Lexington Motor Car Co., the Ansted Engineering Co., and The Connersville Foundry Corp., all from Connersville; plus the Teetor-Harley Motor Corp. of Hagerstown.
Records show that in 1922, United States Automotive Corporation, Lexington's parent company, owned ten different factories that were building parts for its cars.
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