Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Early Italian make of automobile.
Early Italian make of automobile.


[[John Newton]] joined with Ceirano, and founded the [[S. C. A. T.|S.C.A.T. Co]]. in Turin, placing the S.C.A.T. and Nazarro chassis on British market.  The SCAT car was imported into UK by [[Newton and Bennett]]
[[John Newton]] joined with [[Ceirano]], and founded the [[S. C. A. T.|S.C.A.T. Co]]. in Turin, placing the S.C.A.T. and Nazarro chassis on British market.  The SCAT car was imported into UK by [[Newton and Bennett]]


1911 [[John Newton]] bought factory in Turin and produced the 12 h.p. [[Newton car]], placing it on British and European markets
1911 [[John Newton]] bought factory in Turin and produced the 12 h.p. [[Newton car]], placing it on British and European markets

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November 1908. 14 h.p.
November 1908.
November 1908.
1912. Exhibit at Launceston Museum, Tasmania.

Early Italian make of automobile.

John Newton joined with Ceirano, and founded the S.C.A.T. Co. in Turin, placing the S.C.A.T. and Nazarro chassis on British market. The SCAT car was imported into UK by Newton and Bennett

1911 John Newton bought factory in Turin and produced the 12 h.p. Newton car, placing it on British and European markets

1913-1917 For a list of the models and prices see the 1917 Red Book


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