Still making cars how they used to be made
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The Alvis Car Company are manufacturing to special order a limited number of famous Alvis models. They are faithful to the original design and by using our Works Drawings from the period they retain all their traditional character and quality, yet are emission compliant. The cars carry Alvis chassis numbers and engine numbers which follow on from the last in the model sequence, which is why they have been designated the Continuation Series.

Vanden Plas
Tourer
The 10ft 4in. wheelbase Vanden Plas Tourer expresses grace, speed and breeding in every line. The powerful 4.3 Litre Alvis engine provides acceleration of 0-50mph in 7.6 seconds. The imposing frontal appearance is enhanced by a sweeping waistline flowing into a fare decking at the rear.
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Bertelli
Sports Coupe
The stunning coachwork of this two-door Sports Coupe was first exhibited at the 1935 Paris Motor Show. The powerful six-cylinder Alvis engine provides effortless performance and the luxurious seating is upholstered in the finest materials.
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Lancefield
Concealed Hood
With coachwork specifically designed for the 1938 London Motor Show, the Lancefield Concealed Hood is an excellent dual purpose model meeting the requirements of those who require a closed four seater, whilst allowing them to enjoy the thrill of an open car.
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Park Ward
Drop Head Coupe
This superbly styled two-door drop head coupe provides luxurious seating for up to five persons. The 3 Litre engine has a top speed of 120mph and the acceleration, performance and handling qualities of a true thoroughbred.
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Graber
Coupe / Cabriolet
It is immediately noticeable that the Alvis Graber Super Coupe is a car that gives the driver a feeling of superb quality, which enhances the driving pleasure. We have engineered our six-cylinder 3-litre engine to achieve a flexible performance, particularly at low speed, making it exceptionally versatile and enjoyable.
Full specification“In the scheme of things there are cars, good cars, and super cars, the Alvis falling definitively into the latter category”
The Autocar, August 1938
The Engine
The Alvis
4.3 Litre
Manufactured from the original drawing, the 4.3 Litre Alvis in-line six-cylinder engine is faithful to the 1936 design, in maintaining all its period character and quality, yet by utilising modern technology it is emission compliant.
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Transmission
six speed

Engine
six-in-line

Capacity
4387cc

Fuel
fuel injection
Our Heritage
With almost 100 years engineering experience and heritage, this is the success story of Alvis, which established itself as a top car maker and then diversified to become a major player in the aero and defence industries.
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