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 former carriage manufacturing facility was 80,000 square feet in size and utilized for paint and upholstery work, whereas Harroun constructed a new 1,220,000 square foot site adjacent to it in 1917 for all other production processes. The company operated for 12–18 months, producing 200 vehicles daily. Three models were available: a roadster and touring car (each priced at $595) and a sedan ($850), each powered by the company's own four-cylinder engine.