Palladium Autocars

Palladium 12/16 hp (1911)

The Palladium Auto Cars Ltd. was a British automobile manufacturer based in Putney near London from 1911 to 1925 .

The company produced sporty cars of the upper middle class with water-cooled four- , six- and eight-cylinder engines. Only in 1919 was a small car built with an air-cooled two-cylinder in - line engine .

Palladium closed its doors in 1925.

Models

model	Construction period	cylinder	Displacement	wheelbase
12/16 hp	1911	4 row	1767 cc	2870 mm
10/12 hp	1912	4 row	1726 cc	2870 mm
12/16 hp	1912-1913	4 row	2120 cc	2870 mm
15/18 hp	1912-1913	4 row	2651 cc
10/18 hp	1913-1914	4 row	1847 cc	2896 mm
18/30 hp	1913-1914	2 row	3772 cc	3353 mm
20/28 hp	1913	8 row	3451 cc
12/22 hp	1914	4 row	2297 cc	2896 mm
10/18 hp	1915	4 row	1795 cc	2896 mm
15/26 hp	1915	4 row	3160 cc	3048 mm
15/20 hp	1915	4 row	3456 cc	3048 mm
Cyclecar	1919	2 row	1330 cc	2591 mm
12 hp	1922-1925	4 row	1496 cc	2819 mm
15 hp	1922-1925	4 row	1795 cc	2819 mm

literature

• David Culshaw & Peter Horrobin: The Complete Catalog of British Cars 1895–1975 . Veloce Publishing plc. Dorchester (1999). ISBN 1-874105-93-6