Standard

Brand Overview

Standard is a British car manufacturer, founded in 1903, headquartered in Coventry, UK. The company produced cars in the 20th century, and ceased operations in 1963.

Development History

The company was established in the UK in 1903. It was a major manufacturer in the 1920s-1950s. It merged with Triumph in 1959. The brand ceased to be used in 1963.

Main Products

Mainly produced cars. Classic products included Standard Eight, Standard Ten, Standard Vanguard, etc.

Technical Features

Standard vehicles were known for practicality and reliability. Provided engine and chassis technology to Triumph.

Market Status

In the 20th century British car market, Standard was one of the major manufacturers.

Brand Status

The brand ceased to be used in 1963, but Standard, as part of British automotive history, holds certain value in the collector community.