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ALBION Automobile brand: brand history, models and significant events.

The name "Albion" for a long time became a national leader, within two wars it was the most popular company of Great Britain.

For 50 years, Albion has been one of the most famous car manufacturers in the Scottish region. Today, the company is not engaged in automotive industry, but its traces remained in British history.

The existence of such a word as Albion is the ancient name of the British Isles. In fact, it was used in relation to the whole of Great Britain, but later it began to designate only Scotland.

In 1900, the first car was created. Not to say that it was especially attractive - it was a crew for 4 passengers with wooden wheels. The engine was a power of 8 liters. C, and to control the rear wheels used a long handle on the steering wheel.

For 4 years, the company's affairs went uphill, and the Albion brand could already afford to move to a more convenient and spacious place. By 1910, the company released its most famous cargo machine - A10, weighing 3 tons, with an engine with a capacity of 32 l/s and an engine with a capacity of 32 liters. With. The beginning of the First World War made Albion the most famous and popular company, as the army acquired 6 thousand of these trucks.

The company prosperous by the 20th year chose a motto and emblem with Japanese color: "Hope as a sunrise." With the help of sunlight, the inscription was surrounded by sunlight, which became a decoration for produced trucks. With the help of a well -known and successful at that time, the brands did not refuse during the Second World War. All the same armies needed trucks. And in their cabin there was a cabin that was above the engine, and all -wheel drive provided cross -country ability. The name of the FT11 and FT15 models, the first of which was an ordinary 3-ton truck, and the second artillery tractor.

With the advent of the Albion brand, the prosperity of the brand was threatened in 1951, when it was bought by the company "Leiland". Under its influence, Albion produced less and less original cars, gradually releasing only old models.