The 1928 Alvis 12-50 is a classic car produced by the British manufacturer Alvis. The 12-50 was designed and built as a high-performance touring car, and it was a popular machine in its time.
The 12-50 was powered by a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine that produced 50 horsepower, which was quite powerful for a car of its size. The engine was mated to a four-speed gearbox and could achieve speeds of up to 80 mph.
It was notable for its innovative design, which included a lightweight aluminum body and a suspension system that utilized semi-elliptical leaf springs and friction dampers. The car also featured a distinctive Alvis badge on the radiator grille, which helped to establish Alvis as a manufacturer of high-quality cars.
The 12-50 was produced between 1923 and 1932, and it was marketed as a high-performance touring car for the discerning buyer who valued quality and style. The car's success helped to establish Alvis as a manufacturer of high-quality sports cars, and it paved the way for future Alvis models, such as the Speed 20 and the 4.3 Litre.
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