The Lane Steam Car was produced in Poughkeepsie, New York, from 1900 to 1911.
| Lane Motor Vehicle Company | |
| Type: | Steam car |
| Production: | 1900-1911 |
| Designer: | The Lane Brothers |
| Propulsion: | Steam Engine |
The Lane brothers; William, George and John built their first steam runabout for personal use in 1900. By the end of that year, they built five more and became a long term veteran and brass era producer of steam cars.
Incorporated as the Lane Motor Vehicle Company, the 1900 Model No. 1, was a 4 passenger runabout with a 2-cylinder steam engine under the body. In 1905 a touring body with the boiler under a front hood would be offered. The Model 75 Touring of 1907 was a 30hp compound engine steam car priced at $2,500 to $3,400, . Production in 1908 was 89 cars and was almost 150 in 1909.
Steam powered cars sales were slowing in favor of gasoline powered cars. Lane produced a final 63 steam cars in 1911.