The Daimler Motor Syndicate was formed in 1893 to consolidate Frederick Simm's businesses (including boats) that used the Gottleib Daimler engine licence. Henry John Lawson bought out the Daimler Motor Syndicate in 1895 and formed The Daimler Motor Company Limited in 1896. British Daimler gradually grew away from Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft of Cannstatt, but Gottlieb Daimler had also left his own company. In Coventry Daimler succeeded in selling good cars, but the boardroom was more turbulent until the Birmingham Small Arms Company bought out Daimler in 1910.
Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft
aa Daimler 22hp 1915 Bus badge
Daimler 22hp 1915 Bus - badge on radiator. Go to pages about British Daimler.
Daimler 1899 Bus
Daimler 1899 Bus. The Daimler Motor Syndicate was established in 1893 and produced vehicles under the Gottlieb Daimler patent in the UK. This bus has a 2-cylinder engine.
Daimler 1910 16hp Tourer
Daimler 1910 16hp Tourer, powered by a 2.1-litre 4-cylinder 16hp engine
Daimler TE20 1912 Coupe
Daimler TE20 1912 Coupe Chauffeur, British built Daimler with 4-cylinder 3,306cc engine
Daimler Type TP 45 1907
Daimler Type TP 45 1907, powered by 10.6-litre four-cylinder engine
