The Standard Envoy was a six-cylinder car built by the Standard Motor Company of Coventry in the early 1930s. When the Big Nine was introduced in 1930, the six-cylinder Ensign and Envoy completed the company's range alongside it. Grace's Guide lists a 20 hp Envoy with a 2,552 cc side-valve six-cylinder engine, built from 1931 to 1935, and the Standard Motor Club's list of instruction handbooks names an Envoy among the 1930 fifteen horsepower six-cylinder cars and again among the 1931 twenty horsepower cars. The company practised standardisation in these years, and the bodies of its nine and fifteen horsepower cars were almost indistinguishable except for bonnet length.
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History 1919-1939, 1930 range
In 1930, before the worst of the Depression, the Big Nine was introduced which together with the 6-cylinder Ensign and Envoy constituted the complete range.
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In 1930, before the worst of the Depression, the Big Nine was introduced which together with the 6-cylinder Ensign and Envoy constituted the complete range.
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The Standard Motor Company Limited was a motor vehicle manufacturer, founded in Coventry, England, in 1903 by Reginald Walter Maudslay.
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In 1930, before the worst of the Depression, the Big Nine was introduced which together with the 6-cylinder Ensign and Envoy constituted the complete range.
In Group: Vintage And Pre-War Automobiles, Pre-war car
In 1930, before the worst of the Depression, the Big Nine was introduced which together with the 6-cylinder Ensign and Envoy constituted the complete range.
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