Wilton Cars

The Wilton Cars Ltd. was a British automobile manufacturer based in London from 1912 to 1924 .

The first of these small cars appeared in 1912 and was equipped with a V2 engine with a displacement of 963 cm³. Until the First World War , three different four-cylinder models were produced, all with a wheelbase of 2743 mm.

After the war, the production of these light vehicles revived in 1920. The four-cylinder engines had grown somewhat, but were still in the pre-war chassis.

The company closed its doors in 1924.

Models

model	Construction period	cylinder	Displacement	wheelbase
8 hp	1912-1913	2 V	963 cc	2743 mm
8/10 hp	4 row	1094 cc	2743 mm
10/20 hp	1914	4 row	1094 cc	2743 mm
12 hp	1914-1916	4 row	1319-1368 cc	2743 mm
11.9 hp	1920-1922	4 row	1796 cc	2743 mm
11.9 hp	1922-1924	4 row	1496 cc	2743 mm

In addition to the above models, a German automobile magazine reported on a new model in 1919. The four-cylinder engine with a 66.5 mm bore and 95 mm stroke had a displacement of 1320 cm³ and developed 12 hp. The wheelbase was 2743 mm (9 feet) and the track was 1219 mm (4 feet).

source

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

Individual evidence

1. ^ Peter Kirchberg: Automobile exhibitions and vehicle tests around the world. The best from "Der Motorwagen", the magazine for the automotive industry and engine construction. Part 2: 1919-1929. Transpress, Berlin 1985, p. 10.