This British manufacturer originated as Motor Schools Ltd, a London-based company established in 1909 that specialized in driving and vehicle maintenance instruction. As with similar driving school operators of the era, the firm also ventured into car manufacturing, exhibiting a vehicle at the 1909 Olympia Show fitted with a 16 hp four-cylinder White & Poppe engine, a three-speed gearbox, and shaft drive. The following year, the company displayed another model…
