Pierce-Arrow for Sale in Missouri

As one of the Brass Era's grandest, most potent automobiles, Pierce-Arrow's mighty Model 66 sits in elite company. Named for the headline-grabbing power output of its immense T-head inline six-cylinder engine, the Model 66 first debuted in 1910 an...

The earliest known owner of this Pierce-Arrow Model 31 four-passenger roadster was Joe W. Buttress of South Pasadena, California, for whom a 1930 registration is included in the file. According to an affidavit on file, the car was then partially d...

Super rare, and incredibly solid Pierce Arrow Twelve-55 Limousine located out of Southern California with the same former owners of 38 years! Remarkably kept older restoration from along time Pierce Arrow Society member and participant! CCCA Natio...

Pierce-Arrow of Buffalo, New York was once counted among the most prestigious and revered automobile manufacturers in the world. The path to greatness winds back to 1865, with the founding of Heintz, Pierce, and Munschauer. The company manufacture...

From George Pierce's first single-cylinder Motorette in 1901 to the final twelve-cylinder car built for engineer Karl Wise in 1938, Pierce-Arrow stood proudly for quality, craftsmanship, and luxury. Along with Packard and Peerless, the Buffalo, Ne...

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Guyton Collection event, 4 - 5 May 2019. The most luxurious and desirable travel trailer of the Classic Era Hand-built and beautifully constructed by Pierce-Arrow One of fewer than 20 kn...

From George Pierce's first single-cylinder Motorette in 1901 to the final twelve-cylinder car that rolled off the line for Karl Wise in 1938, the Pierce-Arrow name remained synonymous with quality, craftsmanship, and luxury. Along with Packard and...

From George Pierce's first single-cylinder Motorette in 1901 to the final twelve-cylinder car built for engineer Karl Wise in 1938, Pierce-Arrow stood proudly for quality, craftsmanship, and luxury. Along with Packard and Peerless, the Buffalo, Ne...

From George Pierce's first single-cylinder Motorette in 1901 to the final twelve-cylinder car that rolled off the line for Karl Wise in 1938, the Pierce-Arrow name remained synonymous with quality, craftsmanship, and luxury. Along with Packard and...

Pierce-Arrow's origins go well back to the middle 1800s when the company was known as Heintz, Pierce, and Munchauer. Based in Buffalo, New York, the firm produced household goods such as birdcages and iceboxes, all to a very high standard of quali...