Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane (car)

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The Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane is a British post-war luxury two-door drophead coupé produced by Armstrong Siddeley in the late 1940s and early 1950s, known for its conservative styling and refined engineering.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automobile
drophead coupé
assemblyLocation Coventry, England NERFINISHED
bodyConstruction coachbuilt-style body on separate frame
bodyStyle two-door drophead coupé
brakeType drum brakes
brand Armstrong Siddeley NERFINISHED
category British classic car
convertible
coupé-cabriolet
chassisType separate chassis
class post-war luxury car
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
doorType front-hinged doors
engineConfiguration inline six-cylinder
engineDisplacement 1991 cc
2309 cc
engineManufacturer Armstrong Siddeley NERFINISHED
era post–World War II
fuelType petrol
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
manufacturer Armstrong Siddeley NERFINISHED
marketedAs Hurricane NERFINISHED
marketSegment upper-middle-class buyers
notableFor post-war British luxury positioning
refined engineering
numberOfCylinders 6
numberOfDoors 2
predecessor Armstrong Siddeley 16 hp
productionEnd 1953
productionEra early 1950s
late 1940s
productionStart 1946
relatedModel Armstrong Siddeley Lancaster NERFINISHED
Armstrong Siddeley Typhoon NERFINISHED
roofType folding fabric roof
seatingCapacity 4
stylingCharacteristic conservative styling
traditional upright grille
successor Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire (as marque’s next major saloon line) NERFINISHED
suspensionFront independent, torsion bar
suspensionRear live axle, leaf springs
targetMarket export and domestic luxury markets
transmission 4-speed manual
wheelDrive rear-wheel drive

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