About the marque
- Founded
- 1913 – 1913
- Country
- Australia
South Melbourne engine maker Allan Macqueen entered automobile manufacture briefly in 1913 under the Macque badge. Its sole light car used a 1,137 cc horizontally opposed two-cylinder engine rated at 10 hp, offered with either air or water cooling. A friction transmission and belt final drive powered the rear axle beneath a 2.65-metre-wheelbase chassis. Only a few examples were sold and one was entered in competition. No second model or later production year is documented.
Text adapted from “Macque” on Wikipedia ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗