Herbert

Herbert Light Car Co. was a London-based manufacturer of assembled cars, active in the mid-1910s. The prototype vehicle was powered by an 11.9hp S.U.P. engine, while production cars used 1496cc engines supplied by Sterling. Axles were sourced from Salisbury and electrical equipment from Smiths. The company took its name from Herbert Smith, who obtained his engines through S. Smith & Sons of Cricklewood, although he had no relation to that…