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Several attempts were made in Britain in the 1920s to share in the success of American imports by producing an American-type assembled car. The original 1922 Bond had a 14.3hp Tylor 4-cylinder engine, but from 1923 a 6-cylinder Continental unit was used. Other American components were incorporated, and front-wheel brakes were a feature on the Bond car for sale. In 1927 the Bond tourers were replaced by a sports car using an Anzani 1½-litre engine in the prototype Bond, and Meadows 4EDs in the few production models that appeared. These could be had with superchargers. The Bond company were also responsible for the design of the Australian Chic. At least one Bond, a Meadows-engined sports model, survives today.
Source: Georgano, encyclopedia of motorcar; TRN
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