BSA cars were manufactured between 1907 and 1912 in Birmingham then until 1939 in Coventry as well as Birmingham, England. BSA had established a motor-car department in an unsuccessful effort to make use of the Sparkbrook Birmingham factory.

In the last few years we have extended a welcome to owners of rear wheel drive BSA cars, who care for and drive many fine examples of these vehicles dating from before the first world war through to the mid-thirties. The club currently has over 200 members in 14 countries with 246 cars spanning 9 different models on the club register.

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Designed by Captain E Baguley the first BSA cars were produced in various forms with capacities ranging from 2.5 to 4.2 litre. The larger cars were based on the 1907 Peking-Paris Itala. Following the purchase of the Daimler Company by BSA in September 1910 responsibility for Motor Car manufacture was transferred to the latter company.

1929 First BSA three-wheeler. 1931 TW-5 van version of the three-wheeler. 1931 BSA acquired the Lanchester Motor Co. 1932 T-9 open four seat four-wheeler with a water-cooled four cylinder 9 hp (6.7 kW) engine (1,075 cc). 1932 V-9 Van version also produced. 1932 Another BSA Rear-wheel-drive fluid flywheel 10 hp car, sold alongside the T9.

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BSA were a division of the Birmingham Small Arms company who diversified into making motorcycles (1905) and motor cars (1907). But in 1910 BSA bought out the Daimler Motor Company and the next BSA cars were no more than Daimler small cars with 'BSA' badges.

List Of BSA FWD and RWD Models13.9 hp all-steel open 2-seater 1912

There were cars bearing the BSA name itself from 1930 to 1939 [1]. In 1960 Daimler was sold off to Jaguar. The Group continued to expand and acquire throughout the 1950s but by 1965 competition from Japan (in the shape of companies like …

2017年9月5日 · The car features a 1021cc BSA v-twin driving the front wheels through a front mounted transaxle, and carries a British Tax disc which expired March 24, 1939. The selling dealer is offering this BSA with a clean Florida title. BSA Cars originated as a division of British manufacturing giant Birmingham Small Arms.