1913 Automotive Facts and Figures
Note: This is a sub-section of Automotive Facts and Figures
Annual production of motor vehicles in 1913-[1][2][3]
- UK 34,000 (inc. commercial)
- France 45,000
- Germany 23,000
- USA c400,000
- Peugeot 5,000 (largest in France)
- Ford 7,310 (assembled in the UK)
- Wolseley 3,000 (largest in UK)
- Humber 2,500
- Rover 1,800
- Sunbeam 1,700
- Austin 882
- Siddeley-Deasy 600
- Morris 393
- Star ???
Imports and exports[4]
- 7,500 (£2.5m) exported.
- 6,600 (£1.7m) imported. 50 large firms manufacturing.
Number of cars in use[5]
- England and Wales 201,469;
- Scotland 17,087;
- Ireland 9,351.
- Total is 40,000 up on previous year.
Imports and Exports (12 months ending 31st March).[6]
- Imports £7,266,000
- Exports £3,834,000
US exports to the UK.[7]
- 5,152 cars = £815,000
Output of Motor Vehicles in 1913[8]
Company | No. produced | Comment | |
---|---|---|---|
Ford | 6,139 | Produced from kits shipped from the USA | |
Wolseley | 3,000 | Excluding Stellite | |
Humber | 2,500 | Includes possibly 2,000 of the small Humberette. Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick. | |
Sunbeam | 1,700 | ||
Rover | 1,600 | Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick | |
Austin | 1,500 | Supplied by R. J. Wyatt of the Vintage Austin 12-4 Register | |
Singer | 1,350 | ||
Arrol-Johnston | 1,150 | Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick | |
Belsize | 1,000 | ||
Daimler | 1,000 | Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick | |
Swift | 850 | Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick | |
Standard | 750 | Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick | |
Napier | 743 | ||
Stellite | 650 | Estimates tbc | |
Rolls Royce | 650 | Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick | |
Crossley | 650 | ||
Argyll | 622 | ||
Albion | 554 | ||
Clement-Talbot | 500 | ||
Dennis | 500 | ||
Star | 500 | Saul says 1,000 but Neale Lonsdale of the Star Register estimates 500 | |
Vauxhall | 388 | ||
Morris | 300 | ||
Lanchester | 200 | ||
Armstrong Whitworth | 80 | Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick | |
Hillman | 63 | Suggested by D. C. Field and Michael Sedgwick | |
Iris | 50 | ||
Maudslay | 50 | ||
Riley | 15 | ||
Jowett | 12 | ||
TOTAL | 29,066 |
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ The Horseless Carriage by Stuart Hylton. 2009. p108
- ↑ The Austin by R. J. Wyatt. 1981. p283
- ↑ Wikipedia
- ↑ Belfast News-Letter - Saturday 07 March 1914
- ↑ Belfast News-Letter - Saturday 07 March 1914
- ↑ The Autocar 1914/05/30
- ↑ The Autocar 1914/07/25
- ↑ The Motor Industry in Britain to 1914. S. B. Saul. Business History. 1961.