The International Harvester Auto Buggy was the first automobile produced by the company. Introduced in 1907, the Auto Buggy was fitted with a flat two cylinder engine, and featured notable ground clearance as opposed to other early automobiles. In 1908, International Harvester introduced a variant known as the Auto Wagon that featured bench seating and a truckbed. Additional body styles for the Auto Wagon included stake bed, panel delivery, and bus. Variants included the Model AA, Model AW, and Model MW. The Auto Buggy was discontinued in 1912 as the company focused on trucks, but the Auto Wagon remained in production until 1917.