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The Euston Motor Company Ltd was a British automobile manufacturer based in London, active from 1906 to 1908. The company specialized in assembling cars that primarily utilized components sourced from France, although it claimed that its 16/20hp chassis was entirely British-made.

In its initial year of operation, Euston Motor Company offered three distinct models. These included an 8/10hp two-cylinder vehicle and two four-cylinder models, which were rated at 18/24hp and 24/30hp, respectively. The latter two models were equipped with engines produced by the French manufacturer Gnome. By 1908, the company expanded its lineup to include a 25hp six-cylinder model.

In addition to its own vehicles, the Euston Motor Company was also associated with the production of the Wasp (I), although this model was marketed from a different location. The company’s brief existence reflected the early automotive industry's reliance on imported technology and components during the early 20th century.