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Marshall-Arter Ltd 1912-1915


Hammersmith (London), United Kingdom

Marshall-Arter Ltd 1912-1915 cars


The Marshall-Arter Ltd.. was a British automobile manufacturer in Hammersmith (London). 1912-1915 small cars were built there.

1912 Marshall-Arter 8/10 hp was introduced, which had a V2 engine with 1.0 l displacement. The wheelbase of the light vehicle was 2,591 mm.

1914, just to the outbreak of the First World War  two models with four-cylinder engines from the V2. The Marshall-Arter 10/12 hp was 1.1 litres  the Marshall-Arter 12/14 hp 1.25 litres Both cars had a wheelbase of 2,667 mm. they were built till 1915.
For a short period the car was known as the QED.
The production was discontinued due to the First World War.

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