Sunbeam Alpine Series I

Sunbeam Alpine Series I - key facts

  • Introduced in 1959, the end came for the Sunbeam Alpine Series I in 1960.
  • The 4 cylinder engine acheived a maximum power of 78 bhp.
  • The Sunbeam Alpine Series I accelerated from 0 to 60mph in 14 seconds.
  • Maximum speed of the Sunbeam Alpine Series I was 98 mph.
  • 11,904 of the Sunbeam Alpine Series I were produced.
Sunbeam Alpine Series I Specifications
Production 11,904
From 1959
Until 1960
Bodywork
Body StyleSports
Dimensions
Length12ft 11in3.96m
Width5ft 01/2in1.54m
Wheelbase7ft 1in2m
Front Track4ft 2in1.3m
Rear Track4ft 2in1.3m
Kerb Weight2135lb/0.953ton968kg
Engine
Engine displacement1494cc91cu in
Bore3in79mm
Stroke3in76.2mm
Cylinders4
Cylinder LayoutInline
Valve operationOverhead valve
Compression ratio9.2:1
Power Output78bhp @ 5300rpm77PS @ 5300rpm
Specific Output52bhp/litre0.86bhp/cu in
Torque Output89lbft @ 3400rpm121Nm @ 3400rpm
Specific Torque81Nm/litre
Fuel TypePetrol
Fuel systemTwin Carburettor
Carburettor makeZenith
Performance
Power to weight82bhp/ton
Acceleration 0-50mph10.2 seconds
Acceleration 0-60mph14 seconds
Standing Qtr mile19.8 seconds
Top speed98mph158km/h
Fuel consumption31mpg13km/l
Chassis
Engine locationFront
Engine alignmentLongitudinal
Driven wheelsRear
Front SuspensionIndependent Coil Spring
Rear SuspensionBeam axle half eliptic leaf
BrakesDisc front, Drum rear
Gearbox type4 speed Manual with Overdrive option
Number of gears4
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