The Albion 16 was a twin-cylinder private car from Albion Motors of Glasgow, built from 1905 to 1913 with a 3141 cc engine according to the model list in the history of the company. The same article also says that in 1903 Albion introduced a 3115 cc 16 hp vertical-twin, so the two capacity figures belong to the same 16 hp family of engines and differ slightly between the two passages. It was followed in 1906 by a 24 hp four, the Albion 24/30. One of the specialities the company offered was solid-tyred shooting-brakes, a body style of the period for carrying a shooting party and its equipment. Cars ceased to be the main product when the company turned to commercial vehicles in 1909.
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Albion 16 (1905-1913) 3141 cc twin-cylinder
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Albion Motors was a Scottish automobile and commercial vehicle manufacturer.
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Albion 16 (1905-1913) 3141 cc twin-cylinder
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Although the manufacture of motor cars was the main industry in the first ten years of its existence, it was decided in 1909 to concentrate on the production of commercial vehicles.
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