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Wolseley-Siddeley

 Automotive manufacturer of Great Britain from 1906 to 1910.
Automotive manufacturer of Great Britain from 1906 to 1910.
 Wolseley-Siddeley is a former British car brand in the early part of the 20th century.

Company History 

The Wolseley Tool and Motor Car Co , which previously offered automobiles under its own name, took over in 1905 the Siddeley Autocar Company and its designer John Davenport Siddeley . From then on, the vehicles were marketed as Wolseley-Siddeley The higher range cars used by the Royal family of the time. They used Engine types from both brands from 10 to 50 HP in the cars and chassis for trucks up untill 1910.

From 1910, the brand name Wolseley was used again after Siddeley had left the company production continued in Birmingham.

Vehicles 

model construction cylinder Displacement cm³
10 HP 1906 2 1827
15 HP 1906 4 3238
18 HP 1906 4 3654
70 HP 1906 4 13091
18 HP 1907 4 4125
30 hp 1907 4 5463
40 HP 1907 4 7711
45/50 HP 1907 6 8195
40 HP 1908 6 6589
24/30 h 1909 6 6075
14 hp 1909 4 2654
20 HP 1909 6 4450
40/50 HP 1909 6 7698
12/16 HP 1910 4 2255
16/20 HP 1910 4 3053
20/28 HP 1910 4 4250
30/34 HP 1910 4 5688
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