- Founded
- 1920 – 1920
- Country
- United Kingdom
W. G. Bell of Rochester, Kent, advertised a compact three-wheel cyclecar in 1920. The design placed a single wheel at the front and was offered on paper with either a J.A.P. or Precision engine, both familiar suppliers to Britain's cyclecar trade. Standard marque references confirm the vehicle's design and advertising but explicitly state that it is uncertain whether series manufacture ever began. No dependable displacement, performance, price, body, transmission or build-total evidence survives. The catalog therefore retains Bell as an accounted-for British vehicle identity while labeling its sole design as prototype or pre-series rather than silently treating it as established production.
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