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Scotia 

 Car manufacturer of Glasgow,Great Britain from 1907.
 


Scotia
 was a British car brand in the early part of the 20th century. 

History

The company from Glasgow began in 1907 with the production of automobiles. The brand name was Scotia . In the same year the production ended.

The only models was the 16/20 HP . A four-cylinder engine Produced 8-10 h.p.  two-cylinder 16-20 h.p  shaft-drive powered the vehicle. 

 

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Car manufacturer of Glasgow,Great Britain from 1907.

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