Anglo-American (motor tricycle)

An Anglo-American motor tricycle refers to a motorized three-wheeled vehicle manufactured, marketed, or associated with both the United Kingdom and the United States. The term generally implies a collaborative effort in design, production, or distribution between entities from these two countries, or a design heavily influenced by engineering and stylistic trends from both nations. Historically, this term could describe tricycles built using components sourced from both British and American manufacturers, or tricycles designed in one country and adapted for sale in the other. Specific examples and detailed production histories may be scarce due to the relatively niche nature of early motor tricycle production. Documentation on particular models and the extent of Anglo-American collaboration would vary on a case-by-case basis. The phrase often appears within the context of antique vehicle collecting and historical research into early automotive technology.