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Encyclopedia > Aster (automobile)

The Aster was an English automobile manufactured from 1922 to 1930. The company only made six cylinder cars; the first was the 18/50, which had a 2681cc engine (this was enlarged in 1926 to a 3-liter engine). Later examples of the marque featured Burt-McCollum single sleeve valve engines.




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Arrol-Johnston - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (498 words)
Arrol-Johnston (later known as the Arrol-Aster) was a Scottish automobile manufactured from 1896 to 1931.
In 1927 Arrol-Johnston and Aster of Wembley, London, merged; pushrod Arrol-Johnstons of 15/40hp and 17/50hp were manufactured alongside sleeve valve Arrol-Asters.
The final model to be produced new was the Straight-8 sleeve-valve Arrol-Aster 23/70hp of 3292cc, which was not enough to keep the company from folding.
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