Singer
Singer 
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Singer Motors Limited was a British motor vehicle manufacturing business, originally a bicycle manufacturer founded as Singer & Co by George Singer, in 1874 in Coventry, England. Singer & Co's bicycle manufacture continued. From 1901 George Singer's Singer Motor Co made cars and commercial vehicles.
Singer's business was acquired by the Rootes Group in 1956 (see also Humber), which continued the brand until 1970, a few years following Rootes' acquisition by the Chrysler Corporation.
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- 10 hp (2)
- 10/26 Saloon (1)
- 1½ Litre Sports Tourer (1)
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- 911 Targa (2)
- 9hp (1)
- ACS (1)
- Bantam (4)
- Chamois (54)
- Chamois Coupé (6)
- Chamois Sport (2)
- Gazelle (7)
- Gazelle Series I (4)
- Gazelle Series I Convertible (6)
- Gazelle Series II (14)
- Gazelle Series II Convertible (15)
- Gazelle Series II Estate (5)
- Gazelle Series III (21)
- Gazelle Series III Convertible (9)
- Gazelle Series III Estate (3)
- Gazelle Series IIIa (32)
- Gazelle Series IIIa Convertible (18)
- Gazelle Series IIIa Estate (3)
- Gazelle Series IIIb (1)
- Gazelle Series IIIb Convertible (1)
- Gazelle Series IIIc (8)
- Gazelle Series IIIc Convertible (4)
- Gazelle Series V (27)
- Gazelle Series VI (20)
- Hunter (9)
- Junior (2)
- Nine (4)
- Nine Coupé (1)
- Nine Le Mans (7)
- Nine Roadster (4)
- Nine Sports (4)
- Nine Sports Coupe (1)
- Roadster (22)
- Senior (5)
- SM 1500 (25)
- Super Ten (3)
- Super Twelve (2)
- Vogue (60)
- Vogue Estate (41)