Chater-Lea was a British automotive manufacturer based in London, primarily known for its motorcycles and components produced from 1900 to 1935. The company ventured into car production during two distinct phases, with its automotive efforts being overshadowed by its motorcycle business. The first car model, the Carette, was introduced in 1907. This vehicle was a two-seater powered by a 6-horsepower air-cooled V-twin Sarolca engine, which was…