The Allard K was a family of cars introduced in 1946. Allard used the 'K' designation for its two or three seat, long wheelbase offerings, which were available in tourer or roadster body style. The Allard K included three main variants: the K1, the K2, and the K3. These cars were powered by a range of Ford and Mercury V8 engines when sold in the UK, but fitted with Chrysler and Cadillac V8s for the North American market. Production of the Allard K lasted until 1954.