Sports cars

  • Alta (1929)

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    1920s
    Alta (1929)

    Alta racing car History The Alta Car and Engineering Company was a British sports and racing car manufacturer, commonly known simply as Alta. Their cars contested five FIA World ...

  • Alvis 12/50 (1923-1932)

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    Motor Cars
    1920s 1930s
    Alvis 12/50 (1923-1932)

    Alvis 12/50 (1923 to 1932) Manufacturer Alvis Production 1923-1932 3705 made Predecessor Alvis 10/30 Engine 1496, 1598 or 1645 cc Straight-4 overhead valve Wheelbase 108 in ...

  • Alvis FWD (1928-1930)

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    Sports Cars
    1920s
    Alvis FWD (1928-1930)

    Alvis FWD front wheel drive From 1928 to 1930 Manufacturer Alvis Production 1928-1930 Body Style tourer Engine 1482 cc (90.437 cu in) Wheelbase 2591 mm 102 in Length 3759 mm 148 ...

  • Alvis Speed 20 (1932-1936)

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    Sports Cars
    1930s
    Alvis Speed 20 (1932-1936)

    Alvis Speed 20 From 1932 to 1936 Manufacturer Alvis Production 1932–1936 1165 made Predecessor Alvis Silver Eagle Successor Alvis Speed 25 Class Touring car Engine 2511 or 2762cc ...

  • Alvis TB 14 (1950)

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    Sports Cars
    1950s
    Alvis TB 14 (1950)

    Alvis TB 14 From 1950 Manufacturer Alvis Cars Production 1950 100 produced Successor Alvis TB 21 Body style 2 door sports Layout FR layout Engine Alvis 1892 cc Straight-4 ...

  • Alvis TB 21 (1951)

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    Sports Cars
    1950s
    Alvis TB 21 (1951)

    Alvis TB 21 From 1951 Manufacturer Alvis Cars Production 1951 31 produced Predecessor Alvis TB 14 Body style 2 door sports Layout FR layout Engine Alvis 2993 cc Straight-6 ...

  • Amilcar CGS3 (1924-1926)

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    Sports Cars
    1920s
    Amilcar CGS3 (1924-1926)

    Amilcar CGS3 car history Make: Amilcar Years of production 1924 to 1926 Type: Sports car Engine 4 cylinders 1,074 cm 3 The Amilcar CGS3 is a open sports car manufactured by the ...

  • Andino (1967-1980)

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    1960s
    Andino (1967-1980)

    Andino (Automotores 9 de Julio SA) Automotores 9 de Julio SA was an Argentine manufacturer of automobiles . The brand name was Andino. History The company from Buenos Aires began ...

  • Apal Coupe (1961-1965)

    Sports Cars
    1960s
    Apal Coupe (1961-1965)

    Apal Coupé Production period: 1961 to 1964 Class: Sports car Body versions: Coupe Engine: Air-cooled 1200/1300cc Wheel base: 94.49 in, 2,400 mm Overall width: 63.78 in, 1,620 mm ...

  • ARH (1969-1972)

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    1970s
    ARH (1969-1972)

    ARH (ALBISA HUGAR) Automotive manufacturer of Madrid,Spain from 1969 to 1972. ALBISA HUGAR was a Spanish manufacturer of sports automobiles . History José Ramón Almagro and ...