Carter was a British automobile manufacturer that operated in the early 20th century. Founded in 1913 by S. Saner in Sclly Oak, Birmingham, the company focused on producing small vehicles known as cyclecars, which were designed to be lightweight and economical. The Carter cyclecar was notable for its use of a four-cylinder engine, which produced 6.2 horsepower. This was relatively powerful for a vehicle of its size during that era. Additionally,…