Sunbeam Alpine Mark I

Sunbeam Alpine Mark I - key facts

Following it’s introduction in 1953, the Sunbeam Alpine Mark I continued in production until 1954.
The maximum speed of the Sunbeam Alpine Mark I was 95 mph.
3,000 of the Sunbeam Alpine Mark I were produced.

Sunbeam Alpine Mark I Specifications
Production	3,000
From	1953
Until	1954
Bodywork
Body Style	Sports
Dimensions
Length	13ft 11in	4m
Kerb Weight	2900lb/1.295ton	1315kg
Engine
Engine displacement	2267cc	138cu in
Cylinders	4
Cylinder Layout	Inline
Valve operation	Overhead valve
Power Output	80bhp @ 4200rpm	79PS @ 4200rpm
Specific Output	35bhp/litre	0.58bhp/cu in
Torque Output	124lbft @ 1800rpm	168Nm @ 1800rpm
Specific Torque	74Nm/litre
Fuel Type	Petrol
Fuel system	Single Carburettor
Performance
Power to weight	62bhp/ton
Standing Qtr mile	21.1 seconds
Top speed	95mph	153km/h
Chassis
Engine location	Front
Engine alignment	Longitudinal
Driven wheels	Rear
Front Suspension	Independent Coil Spring
Rear Suspension	Beam axle half eliptic leaf
Brakes	Drums front and rear
Gearbox type	4 speed Manual with Overdrive option
Number of gears	4