[DOC] [TLE] Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company History - The Glidden Tour Years [PAR] History of the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company during the years they were ... 
Pierce-Arrow's prestige continued to grow in 1909 when President Taft ordered 
two ... when the last Pierce-Arrows, 1935 models, were ordered by the White 
House. [DOC] [TLE] Jeopary Questions page 1348 - TOTALLY 1680s! - TriviaBistro.com [PAR] "ARROW"S: This motor car company's prestige grew when, in 1909, President 
Taft ordered 2 models for the White House  BEAUS: She once said of companion
... [DOC] [TLE] Motor Cars Come to the White House - White House Historical ... [PAR] To honor incoming president William Howard Taft, an automobile enthusiast, ... 
the purchase of the first two White House motor cars despite heated protests. ... A 
chauffeur poses in the Pierce Arrow just outside of the White House garage in 
1909. ... Machine Company of Cleveland, provided for the chief of state its Model 
M,... [DOC] [TLE] Bonhams : 1933 Pierce-Arrow Series 836 Limousine Chassis no ... [PAR] During 1908, the company was renamed the Pierce-Arrow Motorcar Company 
and its ... U.S. President William Howard Taft ordered two of the Buffalo-built 
machines in 1909; they were the first automobiles to join the official White House 
fleet. ... while other prestige nameplates pursued the art deco flamboyance that 
was... [DOC] [TLE] The White House's First Car - Infoplease [PAR] Who was the president when the White House got its first car? ... Bromley, author 
of William Howard Taft and the First Motoring Presidency, 19091913. ... at 
Washington, D.C. McKinley is known to have taken at least two more auto rides, 
one... [DOC] [TLE] The Great Arrow - JCS Group, Inc. [PAR] For example, the 1907 Model 65-Q Great Arrow had a 135-inch wheelbase, ... 
Pierce-Arrows were part of the White House fleet from the Taft to Roosevelt 
administration. In 1909, President Taft, the first President to use an automobile for 
official duties, ... Due to the publicity of these successes, the company grew 
rapidly and... [DOC] [TLE] 27th President - William Howard Taft purchased a White Motor ... [PAR] See more about William Howard Taft, Motor Company and Steamers. ... Howard 
Taft purchased a White Motor Company Model M Steamer as his official car, and 
... The first car used by the white house under William Howard Taft was a 1909 
White steam car. ..... Two Hangyoku (Young Geisha) sitting in an early 
Automobile. [DOC] [TLE] Pierce Arrow 40-PP Touring Car - Pierce Arrow [PAR] Car producer : Pierce Arrow. Model: 40-PP Touring Car. Year: 1909. Type: ... the 
28-32NN had a 4 1/2" x 4 3/4" four cylinder engine mounted on a 109 inch 
wheelbase. ... Pierce-Arrow's prestige continued to grow in 1909 when President 
Taft ordered two Pierce-Arrows, a Brougham and a Landaulet, for the White 
House. [DOC] [TLE] 1908 Pierce-Arrow Great Arrow - Conceptcarz [PAR] The Pierce-Arrow Great Arrow (1908); Four years after building its first car, ... 
prestige continued to grow in 1909 when President Taft ordered two ... the last 
Pierce-Arrows, 1935 models, were ordered by the White House. This later Great 
Arrow 7 Passenger Suburban has the larger 6-cylidner engine. ... Vehicles by 
Company. [DOC] [TLE] Pierce Arrow History - Conceptcarz.com [PAR] By 1903 the Pierce automobiles were powered by their own engines that they 
had ... In 1909 the company became known as Pierce-Arrow, the Pierce family 
sold its ... to grow in every aspect, such as size, power, price, luxury, and prestige. 
... technology, so much so that President Taft ordered two for the White House. [DOC] [TLE] What was the first official White House car? A 1909 White Steamer ... [PAR] U. S. President William Howard Taft's White Motor Company Model M 40 horse-
power steam 7 passenger touring car. ... A 1909 White Steamer, ordered by 
President Taft first official white house car ...... Cleveland served two terms

Question: This motor car company's prestige grew when, in 1909, President Taft ordered 2 models for the White House
Answer: Pierce-Arrow