Bowman Motor Car Company was an American automobile manufacturer based in Covington, Kentucky, that operated briefly from 1921 to 1922. The company produced a small car characterized by a 108-inch (2,741 mm) wheelbase.

The vehicles were notable for their four-cylinder engines, which were manufactured in-house by the company. However, aside from the engine, the Bowman cars were primarily assembled from various components sourced from other manufacturers. Production volumes were limited, and the company offered a restricted range of body styles, which included a two-seat roadster and a touring car.

Despite its short existence, Bowman Motor Car Company contributed to the early 20th-century automotive landscape, although it ultimately ceased operations after just two years.