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Wilton Cars History 

London UK 1912 to 1924

The Wilton Cars Ltd.. was a British automobile manufacturer that was based in London 1912-1924.

The first of these small cars appeared in 1912 and was equipped with a V2 engine with 963 cc displacement. Until the First World War they still created three different four-cylinder models, all with a wheelbase of 2,743 mm.

After the war, production of light vehicles in 1920 lived again. The four-cylinder engines were improved a bit, but were still in their pre-war chassis.

The company closed its doors in 1924.

Model

Year

Cylinder

CC

Wheelbase

8 hp

1912–1913

2 V

963 cm³

2743 mm

8/10 hp

1913

4

1094 cm³

2743 mm

10/20 hp

1914

4

1094 cm³

2743 mm

12 hp

1914–1916

4

1319–1368 cm³

2743 mm

11.9 hp

1920–1922

4

1796 cm³

2743 mm

11.9 hp

1922–1924

4

1496 cm³

2743 mm


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