The Stutz Motor Company, based in Indianapolis, Indiana, produced a series of luxury and fast sports cars for the rich and famous.  Production began in 1911 to 1935.  

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Stutz entered the 1911 Indianapolis 500 and placed 11th, earning the slogan "the car that made good in a day."  The next year the company began selling high-performance roadsters such as the Stutz Bearcat.

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In 1927, Stutz set the world speed record, averaging 68 mph for 24 hours.  Stutz won the AAA Championship winning every race and every Stutz entered finished the race.

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