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Mayfair motor Co. Ltd

22 Motimer St. London 1901-1906

 Mayfair British automobile brand,1900s

 Mayfair was a British automobile brand, the 1901-1906 motor from the Sports Co. Ltd.. was sold in London.

Only a 1901 Mayfair 4 ½ hp was offered. Its single-cylinder engine had a displacement of 0.5 litres, its wheelbase was 1,829 mm. The car was 2,286 mm long and 1,524 mm wide.

The following models were not constructed in the United Kingdom,but still assembled there. Rather, it included the models of various European manufacturers they were just imported.

1906, the brand had disappeared from the market.

A miss Billie Burke in a mayfair.

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