Alldays & Onions (United Kingdom) - AllCarIndex

Alldays & Onions was a British automobile manufacturer that operated in the early 20th century. Founded in 1895 by the partnership of William Allday and William Onions, the company initially focused on producing bicycles before transitioning to motor vehicles. The firm was based in Birmingham, England, and became known for its innovative designs and engineering.

The company began manufacturing cars in 1901, producing a range of models that included both light cars and commercial vehicles. Alldays & Onions gained a reputation for quality and reliability, which helped it to establish a foothold in the competitive automotive market of the time. Notable models included the Alldays & Onions 8 hp and the 12 hp, which were well-received for their performance and design.

Despite its early successes, Alldays & Onions faced challenges in the evolving automotive landscape, particularly with the onset of World War I, which disrupted production. The company eventually ceased car production in the 1920s, although it continued to manufacture commercial vehicles for a time. The legacy of Alldays & Onions is reflected in its contributions to the early automotive industry in the United Kingdom.