Broadway Cyclecar

The Broadway Cyclecar Company Ltd.. was a British manufacturer of cyclecars, who was based in Coventry.

In 1913 they established a four-wheeled Cyclecar which was powered by an air-cooled V-2 engine, which was supplied by Fafnir. The engine power is transmitted via a two-speed gearbox and belt to the rear wheels. The car cost £ 80

Source

  • Nick Georgano (ed.): Beaulieu Encyclopedia of the Automobile. HMSO, London, 2000, ISBN 1-57958-293-1.
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