In 1919 Darracq bought the London-based firm of Clement-Talbot to become .... The initial two models were the Sunbeam-Talbot 10 and the 3-litre followed by ...
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Appearing in 1953, one final Sunbeam sports model, the Sunbeam Alpine, was produced. Based on the Sunbeam Talbot 90 Mk IIa, this two-seater roadster was ...
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Engineers were hired away from Peugeot and Fiat, increasing racing successes and improving the standard Sunbeam cars; the Sunbeam 3-Liter Super Sports is ...
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Apr 10, 2006 ... A Short History on the Rootes Group Sunbeam Talbot1 ... Production ceased in 1956 and replaced by the sporty Sunbeam Rapier. ... The Alpine Mk I and Mk III ( a Mk II was never made) were hand built like the Drophead Coupe ...
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The Sunbeam Talbot 90 (1954); Produced in Great Britain from 1988 to 1981, ... Eventually renamed as the 90 MK IIA in 1952, the only main update on this ...
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The 1948-1957 Sunbeam-Talbot 80 was a small-displacement edition of the Sunbeam- Talbot 90. Learn why this is a solid choice for a collectible car.
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Introduced in 1948, the Sunbeam-Talbot 80 was the stylish entry level model in a range that didn't fit easily within the Rootes Group. ...
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1954 saw the introduction of the Sunbeam Mk III, the "Talbot" name being dropped . It received the Alpine specification 80bhp engine, larger intake grilles ...
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