Standard 6, 10, 12, 15, 16, 24, 50 HP
Standard set up in a small building in Much Park Street, Coventry, and experimented with small numbers of every size of car. None survive. The company also made engines for other manufacturers.
Years
1903-05
Engine
S1, 2, 3, 4, 6 1009/1609/1766cc etc
Body Style
Production
Power: Weight
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Dimensions
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Standard 20HP, 30HP, 40HP, 70HP
In 1906, the company moved to larger premises in Cash’s Lane, and initially focused on 6-cylinder models B and C. The oldest surviving car is the Roi de Belges 30HP in Coventry Transport Museum.
Years
1906-14
Engine
S6 5300/6200/11700cc
Body Style
Production
Power: Weight
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Dimensions
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Model shown is a 30HP cabriolet.
Standard 8, 11, 12, 15, 16HP
By 1911, Standard was again offering a full range of cars. The 8 was apparently good value, and popular.
Years
1906-11
Engine
S4 1087/1656/2368/2688/3531 cc
Body Style
Production
Power: Weight
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Dimensions
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Photographs are few but Alamy has one here
Standard Model S
An updated 4-cylinder S model was introduced in 1912, and was relatively mass produced.
Years
1912-14
Engine
S4
Body Style
Various tourers
Production
1600
Power: Weight
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Dimensions
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Model shown is Rhyl Tourer (1914)
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