About the marque
- Founded
- 1903 – 1906
- Country
- United Kingdom
The long-established Hunslet Engine Company entered road-vehicle production at Leeds in 1903 using the Attila name. Its only documented passenger model employed an unusual three-cylinder engine rated at 20 hp and remained available until automobile activity ended in 1906. Hunslet also displayed a four-ton truck at Islington in 1905, powered by a 4,071 cc three-cylinder engine of the same nominal output. The experiment remained peripheral to Hunslet's locomotive business and did not develop into a broader road-vehicle range.
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