Sears, Roebuck and Co. was primarily a mail-order retailer and department store that occasionally marketed and sold motor vehicles and automotive products under its own brands. Rather than operating as a traditional automobile manufacturer, Sears typically rebranded, sourced, or commissioned vehicles and motorized equipment for sale in its catalogs and stores. Its role in the automotive market was more as a distributor and marketer than as a large-scale vehicle manufacturer.

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