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Duesenberg was founded by August and Frederick Duesenberg in 1913. The two brothers are famously "self-made" engineers that didn't have a lot of business sense. They made cars that were both striking to look at and powerful enough for racing. Jimmy Murphy was the first American to win the French Grand Prix and he won it driving a Duesenberg. They also raced their cars in the Indianapolis 500 winning in 1924, 1925, and 1927 with a Duesenberg pace car appearing in 1923. Before the production of their first public car, the Model A, the Duesenberg brothers built aviation engines during WWI. The Model A was the first car with a mass produced straight eight engine with four valves per cylinder, and the first passenger car with hydraulic brakes on all four wheels. Although the the Model A was a fantastic car and the Duesenberg brothers were great engineers, the Model A had a hard time selling. They didn't have any prior business experience and their business struggled for it. The company fell on hard times and exchanged hands often during the 1920's before being bought by Auburn Automobile in 1926. With the money they finally needed to succeed, Duesenberg set out the build the most powerful and most luxurious car they could build. In 1928 Duesenberg released the pinnacle of American automotive luxury; the Duesenberg Model J. Unfortunately, 1928 was the year before The Great Depression and it was a time when almost no one could afford such a car and the company went under a number of varying forms before being permanently disbanded in 1937.