The Chandler Motor Car Company, better known as Chandler, was an American automotive manufacturer that was founded in 1913. Established by Frederick C. Chandler in Cleveland, Ohio, Chandler focused on created high quality cars that were accessibly priced for the mass market. The company built models such as the Metropolitan and the Six, which were offered in a selection of open and closed body styles. Chandler operated until 1929, when it was purchased by Hupp, and the Chandler brand was dissolved.