The Alvis 12/70 was a series of cars introduced in 1937. The 12/70 was created as a more economical alternative to the Alvis Silver Crest, and was powered by a 64hp 1.8L inline four engine paired to a 4 speed manual transmission. Alvis offered the 12/70 in saloon or drophead coupe body styles, with the bodies built by the coachbuilder Mulliners of Birmingham. Production of the Alvis 12/70 lasted until 1940, with a total of 741 examples built.
Q: How many Alvis 12/70s were produced?
A: The total number of Alvis 12/70s produced was 741.
Q: What years was the Alvis 12/70 sold?
A: The Alvis 12/70 was sold for model years 1937 to 1940.
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![]() | 1940 Alvis 12/70 SpecialRM Sotheby's London (2017) Lot #135 | NOT SOLD | Sep 06, 2017 4 years ago | |
1940 Alvis 12/70 2.8-Litre Special SportsBonhams The Goodwood Festival of Speed (2016) Lot #205 | £51,175 SOLD | Jun 24, 2016 5 years ago |