A paragraph in the
Autocar Handbook, sixth edition (1914) states: It goes on to state: A specification for the light car was promulgated in 1912 by the
ACU, by which engine capacity was limited to . Also in 1912, cars in Europe with engines smaller than were classified for motor sport purposes as
cyclecars. In October 1913 the British Temple Press, the publisher of various vehicle magazines, launched a magazine called
The Light Car and Cyclecar, later shortened to
The Light Car. It was on sale every Friday and cost 3
d, but it ceased publication many years ago. This magazine covered topics on the range of cars used by the 'average
motorist'. ==Examples==