Blue Gold was an automobile manufacturer based in Sacramento, California, that operated briefly from 1912 to 1913. The company aimed to produce affordable vehicles, reflecting the state colors of California in its name. Despite its ambitious goals, Blue Gold completed only a limited number of cars during its short existence.

The lineup included a four-cylinder model priced at $1,150 and a six-cylinder variant at $2,100, both equipped with three-speed gearboxes. In 1914, the company announced plans to develop a new model named the Richmond in Richmond, California; however, this project did not materialize, and the company ultimately ceased operations.