Alldays & Onions
Overview
The cars of the 'Alldays & Onions Pneumatic Engineering Company' were sold under the name of Alldays. The first cars left the factory in Birmingham in 1898. In contrast to many other makes of the time, the cars had a proper round steering wheel. The car was powered by a one-cylinder De Dion-engine from France. Alldays also became available with a four-cylinder side valve engine. After the First World War the make disappeared for good.
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