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Nardini

1914-1914

Brand Data

Nardini was a light car built in France to the order of a Monsieur Nardini, who sold the vehicles in England from premises on Shaftesbury Avenue in London.

The cars used 4-cylinder engines supplied by Altos, in 1094cc and 1778cc capacities. It has been suggested that the chassis were also produced by Altos, although this has not been confirmed. An alternative London address associated with the marque was that of Altos Ltd on Vauxhall Bridge Road, which may have served as a depot, while the Shaftesbury Avenue address likely functioned as a showroom.

The cars were fitted with conventional two- and four-seater bodies.

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