The Squire Car Manufacturing Company was a short lived British automaker that was established in 1931. The company was founded by Adrian Squire, an established automotive engineer who had worked for Bentley and MG. Squire only produced one model, known as the Squire. These handbuilt sports cars featured a front mounted 1.5L inline four engine that was available in naturally aspirated or supercharged versions. Power from these engines was sent to the rear wheels via a 4 speed preselector manual transmission. Only an estimated 7 examples are believed to have been built before financial constraints ended production and the company in 1936.