MODEL LISTINGS: EVERY ROAD CAR

ALL THE ROAD CARS 1920s-1930s Sports/Super Sports 1920-1925 SPECIFICATION Engine 1.5-litre in-line 4 Power 55bhp Torque n/a 0-60mph n/a Top speed 90mph Although the first ‘Aston-Martin’ had been created in 1915, the Great War meant production didn’t actually start until 1920. And because the early years were all about motorsport, it wasn’t until 1923 that cars went on sale to the general public. The Sports was advanced for its time, with four-wheel brakes and a fully floating rear axle, and in Super Sports form it got a twin-cam, 16-valve four with a lusty 55bhp. Business was tough, though, and after around 60 cars had been sold, the company went into receivership in 1925. Second Series/New International/Le Mans 1932-1934 SPECIFICATION Engine 1495cc, in-line 4 Power 70bhp Torque n/a 0-60mph n/a Top…

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