Steiger (automobile company)

Steiger was a German automobile manufacturer based in Burgrieden, Baden-Württemberg, active from 1914 to 1926. The company was founded by Emil Steiger and initially produced high-quality, luxurious touring cars.

Steiger automobiles were known for their robust engineering and sophisticated features, often incorporating advanced technology for the period. Production was significantly impacted by World War I and subsequent economic difficulties in Germany.

After the war, Steiger attempted to modernize its product line but faced strong competition and financial pressures. Ultimately, the company ceased automobile production in 1926. While the brand is no longer active, Steiger automobiles are considered classic vehicles and are sought after by collectors.