Buckles was an American automobile brand that emerged in 1914, based in Manchester, Oklahoma. The company was known for its cyclecar, which was representative of the cyclecar genre of the time. The Buckles cyclecar featured a 10 horsepower air-cooled two-cylinder Spackc engine, a friction transmission, and a belt final drive system.

Despite its design, the Buckles cyclecar likely never progressed to the production stage, and no formal company was established for its manufacture. A suggested retail price of $350 was proposed for the vehicle, but it ultimately did not materialize into a commercially available product.