Standard Motor Company

The Standard Motor Company was founded in Coventry by Reginald Walter Maudslay in 1903. Before World War I, passenger cars and replacement engines were made. During World War I, mainly aircrafts were produced. Production of cars was continued in 1919. The Flying Standards series with a modern car body style was manufactured beginning in 1937. During World War II, mainly cars, delivery vans and aircrafts were manufactured.

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Passenger cars:

Standard Flying Eight

1938-1940

Standard Flying Twenty

1937-1940

Standard Flying Fourteen

1937-1940

Standard Flying Light Twelve

1937-1940

Standard Flying Nine

1937-1940

Standard Flying Twelve

1937-1940

Standard Flying Ten

1937-1938

Standard 20 hp

1936-1937

Standard Twenty

1935-1936

Standard Sixteen

1934-1936

Standard Twelve

1934-1936

Standard Ten

1934-1936

Standard Nine

1934-1936

Standard 10/12 Speed Model

1934-1935

Standard 12/6

1934

Standard Big Twelve

1932-1933

Standard Little Twelve

1932-1933

Standard Little Nine

1932-1933

Standard 20 hp Envoy

1931-1935

Military vehicles:

Standard 12 hp Light Utility

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