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Rover 16 P2 (1937-1948)
Read more...Rover 16 P2 "sixteen" Manufacturer Rover Production 1937 to 1940 and 1945 to 1948 Predecessor Rover Speed 16 Successor Rover P3 Body style four-door “six-light” saloon four-door ...
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Rover Light Six (1927-1932)
RegisteredRead more...Rover Light Six (1927 to 1932) Manufacturer Rover Production 1927–1932 approx 8000 made. Class Midsize car Body style Saloon Engine 2 L (2023 cc) straight-6 Transmission three ...
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Rytecraft (1934-1960)
RegisteredRead more...Rytecraft History (1934) Car manufacturer Founded London Great Britain Rytecraft Scootacar Overview Manufacturer British Motorboat Manufacturing Company Production 1934-1960 ...
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Salmson S4 (1932-1951)
Read more...Salmson S4 1932-1951 Overview Manufacturer Société des Moteurs Salmson Also called Salmson S4-C (1932–1934) Salmson S4-D (1934–1936) Salmson S4-DA (1936–1939) Salmson S4-61 ...
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Scammell Pioneer (1927-1945)
RegisteredRead more...Scammell Pioneer truck history Manufacturer: Scammell Type military Body: Truck,Artillery,recovery engine Gardner's 8.4-liter six-cylinder diesel The Scammell Pioneer was a ...
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SeAZ (1939-)
RegisteredRead more...SeAZ Russian Automotive manufacture Moscow,Russia From 1939 onward SeAZ (Serpukhovsky Avtomobilny Zavod, or Serpukhov Automobile Plant) is a large engineering plant in Serpukhov, ...
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Seddon History (1938-2009)
Read more...Seddon commercial vehicles History Great Britain from 1938 to 2009 The Seddon Company Produced commercial vehicles in Lancashire Britain, from the 1930 to the 2000s under various ...
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Seida (1935-1998)
RegisteredRead more...Seida (Sociedad Española de Importación y Distribución de Automóviles) Automotive manufacturer of Madrid Spain from 1935 to 1998. Sociedad Española de Importación y Distribución ...
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Simca 5 (1936-1948)
RegisteredRead more...Simca 5 Car history Overview Manufacturer Simica Production 1935 to 1948 Body and chassis Class Convertible, sedan, Estate wagon Powertrain Engine 0.57 liters Petrol Transmission ...
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Simca 8 (1938-1951)
RegisteredRead more...Simca 8 car history Overview Manufacturer Simica Production 1938 to 1951 Body and chassis Class Saloon , Coupé , Cabriolet, Layout Front engine, rear drive Powertrain Engine ...
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Simca history (1934-)
Read more...Simca car history From 1934 Industry Automotive Fate merged into Chrysler Europe, subsequently into PSA Successor(s) Talbot, a brand of PSA Founded 1934 Founder(s) Henri Théodore ...
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Singer 9 Roadster (1939-1949)
RegisteredRead more...Singer 9 Roadster 1939 to 1949 Overview Manufacturer Singer Motor Company Production 1939 to 1949 Assembly Coventry, England Body and chassis Body style 2-door convertible Layout ...
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Singer 9 sports (1932-1937)
RegisteredRead more...Singer 9 sports 1932 to 1937 Overview Manufacturer Singer Motor Company Production 1932–1937 Assembly Coventry, England Body and chassis Body style 2-door convertible Layout FR ...
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Singer Bantam (1936-1939)
RegisteredRead more...Singer Bantam 1936 to 1939 Overview Manufacturer Singer Motor Company Production 1936–1939 Assembly Coventry, England Body and chassis Body style 2-door saloon 4-door saloon ...
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Skoda 645 (1929-1934)
Read more...Škoda 645 Production period: 1929 to 1934 Class: Motor car Body versions: sedan, Landauer, Tudor,, Phaeton,Cabriolet. Engines: Gasoline six-cylinder . The Škoda 645 was ...
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Škoda 650 (1930-1934)
Read more...Škoda 650 Year: 1930 to 1934 Class : motor car Type : Luxury Body design : limousine 4 door Engine: Gasoline :2.7 liters (40 kW) Transmission: 4 speed wheelbase : 3375 mm Weight: ...
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Škoda 935 (1935)
Read more...Škoda 935 Year: 1935 Class : motor car Body design : limousine Engine: Gasoline :2.0 liters (40 kW) wheelbase : 3,200 mm The Škoda 935 was the futuristic prototype of a four-door ...
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Skoda Popular (1934–1946)
RegisteredRead more...Škoda Popular From 1934 to 1946 1100,1101,995 418,420 Overview Manufacturer ASAP, subsidiary of Škoda Works Production 1934–1944 1946 Assembly Mladá Boleslav, Czechoslovakia ...
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Skoda Superb (1934–1949)
RegisteredRead more...Škoda Superb 1934 to 1949 1939 Škoda Superb OHV Overview Manufacturer Skoda Auto Production 1934–1943 1946–1949 Assembly Mladá Boleslav, Czechoslovakia(ASAP) Designer Vladimír ...
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Slevogt (1932)
RegisteredRead more...Slevogt Vehicle manufacturer History Hamelin , Germany from 1932 Slevogt was a German manufacturer of automobile in Hameln and began in 1932 with the production of ...
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Solana (1935-2003)
RegisteredRead more...Solana automobiles Mexico City Mexico from 1935 to 2003 Solana was a Mexican manufacturer of automobiles . The brand name was Solana . History The company was based in Mexico ...
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Southern Cross (1933-1935)
RegisteredRead more...Southern Cross (Marks Motor Construction Ltd) Australian Automotive manufacturer Australia From 1933 to 1935 The Southern Cross Car Australian was an automobile company founded ...
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Squire (1935-1936)
RegisteredRead more...Squire Car manufacturer Founded Oxfordshire Great Britain 1935 to 1936 Overview Manufacturer Squire Car Manufacturing Company Production 1935–1936. Designer Adrian Squire Body ...
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SS Mk IV 2.5 Litre (1935-1948)
RegisteredRead more...SS Jaguar Mk IV 2½ Litre 1935 to 1948 Production 1935–1948 6281 made Body style 4-door saloon 2-door drophead coupé Engine 2,664 cc (2.7 l) Wheelbase 1935–1937: 119 in (3,020 mm) ...
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SS 100 (1936-1940)
RegisteredRead more...Jaguar SS 100 Manufacturer SS Cars Ltd Production 1936–1940 Predecessor SS 90 Successor Jaguar XK120 Class Sports car Body style Roadster Coupé Engine 2663 cc (3485 cc from 1938) ...
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SS 90 (1935)
Read more...SS 90 Jaguar 1935 Manufacturer SS Cars Ltd Production 1935 Successor Jaguar SS100 Class Sports car Body style Tourer, 4-seat Coupé Layout FR layout Engine Straight-6 The SS90 was ...
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SS Cars History
Read more...SS Cars Ltd History (jaguar) (1934-1945) Fate Renamed to Jaguar Cars Ltd Successor(s) Jaguar Cars Founded 1934 Defunct 1945 Headquarters Coventry, England SS Cars Ltd was a ...
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SS Mk IV 1.5 Litre (1935-1949)
RegisteredRead more...SS and Jaguar Mk IV 1½ Litre 1935 to 1949 Production 1935–1949 10,980 made Body style 4-door saloon 2-door drophead coupé Engine 1,608 cc (1.6 l) I4 1,776 cc (1.8 l) I4 Standard ...
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SS Mk IV 3.5 Litre (1937-1948)
Read more...SS Jaguar Mk IV 3½ Litre (1937 to 1948) Production 1937–1948 3162 made Body style 4-door saloon 2-door drophead coupé Engine 3,485 cc (3.5 l) I6 Wheelbase 120 in (3,050 mm) ...
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SS1 (1931-1935)
Read more...Swallow Standard SS1 Overview Manufacturer SS Production 1931-1936 Body and chassis Class Sports Layout Touring car , roadster ,sedan , coupe Powertrain Engine 2.05-2.7 liters ...
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SS2 (1931-1936)
RegisteredRead more...Swallow Standard SS2 Overview Manufacturer SS Production 1931-1936 Body and chassis Class Sports Layout Coupe , Tourer Powertrain Engine 1.0-1.6 liters Four Cylinder Transmission ...
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Standard Flying Eight (1938-1941)
RegisteredRead more...Standard Flying Eight Production 1938–1941 production – not available Body style saloon, tourer, drophead coupé Engine 1009 cc Straight-4 Transmission 3-speed manual Wheelbase 83 ...
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Standard Flying Fourteen (1937-1939)
RegisteredRead more...Standard Flying Fourteen (1937 to 1939) Manufacturer Standard Motor Company Also called Standard Flying Fourteen Production 1937-1939, Predecessor none Body style 4-door saloon ...
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Standard Flying Nine (1937-1940)
Read more...Standard Flying Nine Manufacturer Standard Motor Company Production 1937-1940 Predecessor Standard Little Nine Successor Standard Eight Body style 2-door saloon Engine 1,131 cc ...
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Standard Flying Ten (1937-1940)
Read more...Standard Flying Ten (1937 to 1940) Production 1937–1940 production – not available Body style saloon Engine 1267 cc Straight-4 Transmission Three speed manual Wheelbase 90 in ...
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Standard Superior (1933-1935)
RegisteredRead more...Standard Superior Automotive manufacturer Ludwigsburg; Germany From 1933 to 1935. Standard Superior was an automobile, produced from 1933 to 1935 by Standard Fahrzeugfabrik of ...
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Stanguellini (1938-1971)
RegisteredRead more...Stanguellini Automotive manufacturer Italy 1938 to 1971 Stanguellini was an Italian manufacturer of automobiles and racing cars from Modena . History Francesco ...
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Stoewer Greif Junior (1935-1939)
Read more...Stoewer Greif Junior Manufacturer: Stoewer Production period: 1935 to 1939 Class : Motor car Body versions : Touring , roadster , sedan , convertible saloon , convertible ...
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Stout (1932-1946)
Read more...Stout Motor Car Company The Stout Scarab is an automobile from Stout Motor Car Company in the 1930s. History The shape of the Stout Scarab was unusual at the time. Decades later, ...
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Studebaker Champion 1st gen (1939–1941)
Read more...Studebaker Champion First generation Production 1939–1941 Class Motor car Body style 2-4 door sedan Engine 164.3 cu in (2.7 L) I6 Length 188.75 in (4,794 mm) The Studebaker ...
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Studebaker Commander (1927-1936)
RegisteredRead more...Studebaker Commander Manufacturer Studebaker Model years 1927 to 1937 Assembly United States Class mid-size Layout Front-engine, rear-wheel-drive The Studebaker Commander was a ...
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Studebaker Commander (1937-1958)
RegisteredRead more...Studebaker Commander Manufacturer Studebaker Model years 1937-1958 Assembly United States Class mid-size Layout Front-engine, rear-wheel-drive In 1937, the Commander was again ...
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Studebaker Dictator (1927-1937)
Read more...Studebaker Dictator Manufacturer Studebaker Class Motor Car Model years 1927 to 1937 Assembly United States Class Luxury Car Layout Front-engine, rear-wheel-drive The Studebaker ...
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Studebaker President (1927-1958)
RegisteredRead more...Studebaker President range Manufacturer: Studebaker Corporation Type: Luxury car Body type: Various Production period: 1927 to 1958 The Studebaker President was the most ...
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Sumida (1933-1937)
RegisteredRead more...Sumida Jidōsha Kōgyō Co. Ltd. Tokyo , Japan Jidōsha Kōgyō Co. Ltd. was a manufacturer of motor vehicles from Japan in the 1930s. History The company from Tokyo was founded in ...

