Wolseley 24/80 [SEP] manufacturer
Wolseley 24/80
The Wolseley 24/80 is an automobile which was produced by British Motor Corporation (Australia) from 1962 to 1965. 
The car was in most respect identical to the contemporary Austin Freeway, but employed different frontal treatment in order to maximise the perceived differences between the cars and therefore, it was hoped, attract additional buyers away from the competition. This reflected BMC's enthusiasm for badge engineering in the 1950s and 1960s.
The 24/80 was based on the British four-cylinder Wolseley 15/60 model. It was powered
- 1935–1936 Wolseley Wasp
- 1936–1937 Wolseley 10/40
- 1936–1939 Wolseley 12/48
- 1939-1939 Wolseley Ten
- Six-cylinder
- 1919–1924 Wolseley Twenty
- 1922–1924 Wolseley 24/30
- 1924–1927 Wolseley 24/55
- 1930–1936 Wolseley Hornet six OHC
- 1927–1931 Wolseley 16/45
- 1931–1932 Wolseley Viper (car)
- 1928–1930 Wolseley 12/32
- 1933–1935 Wolseley County
- 1933–1935 Wolseley Sixteen
- 1935–1936 Wolseley Fourteen
- 1935-1935 Wolseley Eighteen
- 1936–1938 Wolseley 14/56
- 1937–1938 Wolseley 18/80
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