The old carriage factory was 80,000 square feet and used for paint and upholstery, and in 1917 Harroun built a new 1,220,000 square foot factory next door for all other processes. The company operated for 12–18 months producing 200 cars per day. There were three models offered, a roadster and a touring car (each priced at $595) and a sedan ($850), each powered by the company's own four-cylinder engine.
The old carriage factory was a 80,000 square foot facility used for paint and upholstery work, while Harroun built an adjacent 1,220,000 square foot site in 1917 to handle other manufacturing processes. The company operated for 12–18 months producing 200 cars daily. Three models were available: roadsters and touring cars priced at $595 each, and sedans priced at $850, all powered by the company's own four-cylinder engine.