Squire Car Manufacturing Company

Squire is a former British manufacturer of automobiles.

Company History

The company Squire Car Manufacturing Company Limited of Adrian Squire began in 1934 in Henley -on-Thames with the production of automobiles.

In July 1936, the company went into liquidation. By 1939, some vehicles were assembled from existing parts.

Rolling stock

Only one model was produced, which was equipped with a four cylinder engine from Anzani. The engine developed from a displacement of 1496 cc using a compressor 100-105 hp. The two - and four-seater bodies were manufactured by Vanden Plas and Markham of Reading. Only a few vehicles were produced: The information on the production figures vary between 7, 10, 19 and a maximum of 24

A brand vehicle Squire occasionally takes part in the Mille Miglia in Italy.

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