Bremer 1894 concept car (1894-1894)

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Bremer

1894

Production : 1894-1894

La Bremer 1894 fut produite de 1894 à 1894. 1 motorisation (0,6 L de ch) est sur Histomobile.			The Bremer 1894 was produced from 1894 to 1894. 1 engine (0,6 liters / hp) is on Histomobile.
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Bremer 1894

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	Bremer 1894 concept (1894 / 1894)
Exterior dimension & weight
(m) (inches)	/ / / /
(m) (inches)
(m) (inches)
(m) (inches)
	0,75
(?)
(?)
(Lbs) % / %
Capacity & volume
(L) US GAL UK GAL
(?)
Lb
Lb
Brakes, Steering, Suspension & Tires.
(m) (feets)


Ø mm

Ø mm
Engine

	0,6
Code

	1894-1894
Location	--> DVD Rom
Alignement
	O

Suralimentation

	1

cm3 Cid	600 37
(mm) (inches)
(mm) (inches)
kW/min-1 hp/min-1
Nm/min-1 lb-ft @ rpm
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(l)


cid / cylinder	--> DVD Rom
(m/s) (fps)

Bhp/cid
BHP/sq.in.

lb-ft/cu.in
lb-ft/sq.in.
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Performance & ratios


Weight/BHP
(automatic) mph (automatic)
(automatic) 0-60 mph (automatic)
Longitudinal accel. (g)
400 m da / km/h (automatic) 1/4 mile (automatic)
1000 m da / km/h (automatic) 0.62 mile (automatic)
(automatic)
Economy (mpgus) (automatic)

Autonomy miles
Econ. Topspd (mpgus)
CO2

A gas-fitter and plumber by trade, Frederick is remembered for building (with assistant Tom Bates) the first British four wheeled motor car with an internal combustion engine in 1892 (claimed in 1912 by the British magazine Motor). In 1894 he took his car on the roads of Walthamstow, his home town.
After completing the car Bremer moved on to other projects including a 4-cylinder car in 1894 which unfortunately has not survived to the present day. Bremer also operated a series of small businesses, including the Bremer Engineering Company, and took out patents, which included one for improved gears for motor carriages.
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