thumb|Durant Star logo
Star was an American automobile company that was assembled by the Durant Motors Company between 1922 and 1928. Also known as the Star Car, Star was envisioned as a competitor against the Ford Model T and Chevrolet. In the United Kingdom, it was sold as the Rugby, to avoid confusion with the British marque.
History
thumb|Share of the Star Motors, Inc., issued 14. November 1924|280x280px
Like other products of the Durant Motors Company, the Star was an "assembled car", built from parts supplied by various outside companies. Originally, Stars were powered by a four-cylinder engine. In 1926, the line introduced a six-cylinder engine. All factory-installed engines were built by Continental. Durant was Continental's biggest customer in the 1920s taking up to 85% of its output.
|1925
|4
|35 bhp (26 kW)
|102-in
|Roadster 2 seats, touring car 5 seats, coupe 2 doors, sedan 4 doors
|-
|Four
|1926-1928
|4
|30 bhp (22 kW)
|102-in
|Roadster 2 seats, touring car 5 seats, coupe 2 doors, sedan 2/4 doors
|-
|Six
|1926-1927
|6
|40 bhp (29 kW)
|107-in
|Roadster 2 seats, touring car 5 seats, coupe 2 doors, sedan 2/4 doors, landaulet 4 doors
|}
Star offered light commercial vehicles derived from the passenger cars.