Cox (United Kingdom) - AllCarIndex

Cox was a British automobile brand that emerged in 1914, associated with the Gox Brass Manufacturing Company based in Glasgow. The company was primarily involved in the importation and distribution of vehicles, handling the Cox brand for the British market and beyond.

The Cox automobile featured a four-cylinder engine equipped with a detachable head, which was a notable design element for its time. It also included a three-speed gearbox with direct drive on the top gear, enhancing its performance. The vehicle was initially priced at £230, with options for electric lighting and starting available at an additional cost.

One of the remarkable achievements of the Cox automobile was its performance; a model was reported to have completed the journey from Glasgow to London in just 11.5 hours, requiring only six gear changes during the trip. This demonstrated the vehicle's reliability and efficiency for long-distance travel in the early 20th century.