Dominion Motors Frontenac

Dominion Motors also built Reo cars and trucks for the Canadian market.

Only Dominion carried on and Continental was already out of the picture in 1934 and the majority of the plant was being operated by Reo on its own, 1934 into the 1950s.

Riverdale Tire & Auto Exchange bought up the entire stock from Dominion.

On January 5, 1934, Riverdale Tire & Auto Exchange announced the purchased of Dominion Motors' stock of cars and trucks.

[2] Dominion Motors Ltd finally sold off their last section of factories and the remaining lands to Frigidaire on June 23, 1944 which ended the only all Canadian owned and operated car co since.

Canadian 1932 Frontenac Deluxe Sedan