Billings-Burns

Billings Burns was a British automobile manufacturer from 1900 from Coventry ( Warwickshire ). It was designed by E. D. Billings. J. Burns in London was originally supposed to sell the car. The brand name was Billings.

The vehicle was equipped with a single cylinder engine with 2 ¼ hp, which was built in the front of the car and had no hood. This engine was supplied by the French manufacturer De Dion -Bouton.

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