01POWERTRAIN
Why Gas
90% of new cars sold still run on gas — so that's what we build. Coming late is deliberate: proven technology over the newest, putting more trucks in more American hands at a lower price.
~600 mi range · 5-min refuel

America's New Affordable Truck
$21,500+
Reservations Open · $25 · Refundable
Body-On-Frame
Architecture
6-spd MT / AT
Transmission
500,000 mi
Powertrain life
Three variants. One platform.



Signature
Steel Drop-Side Flatbed
Now
$25 holds your place — fully refundable. Position set by reservation time.
Q4 2026
The production design and full lineup, unveiled — see exactly what you’re reserving.
2027
Pre-production trucks built, tested, and certified to federal standards.
2028
Reservations convert to orders in priority sequence — configure yours, earliest first.
Late 2028 / 2029
Trucks reach driveways in reservation order. Earliest in, first out.
Timeline targets · subject to change
FIG.01 — SPEC SHEET
Engineering targets · subject to final validation
FIG.02 — HEAD-TO-HEAD
Competitor figures approximate · for comparison only
01POWERTRAIN
90% of new cars sold still run on gas — so that's what we build. Coming late is deliberate: proven technology over the newest, putting more trucks in more American hands at a lower price.
~600 mi range · 5-min refuel
02ENGINEERING
Not a retro rehash — an entirely new vehicle with one constraint above all others: reliability. A naturally aspirated gas four, body-on-frame, mechanical 4WD, built to run past a half-million miles.
03INTERFACE
Levers, rockers, and real analog gauges. One small screen for diagnostics and CarPlay — nothing more. No subscriptions. No feature locks. Ever.
04OWNERSHIP
Every panel off in under five minutes with common tools. Plain-English diagnostics on a $30 scanner. A 20-year public parts catalog at fair prices. No parts-pairing — in writing.
05SALES
Sold direct online. No dealer markups or unnecessary fees.
No dealers means more money in your pocket
06ORIGIN
Designed, certified, and assembled in America. The story isn't the badge — it's the supply chain, true at the factory gate.
A letter from REO
The buyers didn't leave. The products did.
There's a vehicle missing from the American market — small enough for a real garage, cheap enough to skip the seven-year loan, built well enough to outlast it. Here's why we're bringing REO back to build it.
1901
Ransom E. Olds builds the Curved Dash Runabout — America’s first mass-produced car. $650, about $25,000 today.
1905
Pushed out of Oldsmobile, Olds founds REO under his own initials.
1915
The REO Speed Wagon arrives — the ancestor of the modern pickup.
1975
REO closes after seventy years of honest American trucks.
2026
REO returns to build the affordable American truck no one else will.
No automaker has ever done this — and that’s exactly the problem. We’re the first to put parts and community in the open, because this truck should belong to the people who drive it, not to a profit machine built on gatekeeping. We earn through transparency and relationships that work both ways. Here, the OEM is your friend.
01 · MARKETPLACE
Right to repair, stocked.
02 · COMMUNITY
Run by us. We actually listen.
Coverage from the field
Field Issue

$27.50
Structured black snapback with the REO mark up front.

$27.50
First-run REO tee for the people bringing simple trucks back.

$27.50
Lightweight technical cap for shop days, trail days, and long hauls.
Contact
Press, suppliers, partners, and the merely curious — we read every message and answer fast. Want a truck? Reserve yours for $25.