Crowdy

Crowdy was a British car manufacturer that operated in London between 1909 and 1911, before relocating to Northfield, near Birmingham, where it continued production until 1912. The company was founded by A. E. Crowdy, who had previously served as Wolseley's sales manager for Lancashire. In October 1909, he acquired the assets of the Weigel Motor Co., taking over its premises in North Kensington. A month later, he presented three cars…