The Alvis-Healey was a series of limited production sports cars that debuted in 1951. The Alvis-Healey was very similar to the Nash-Healey, which was built at the same time, but with a 3.0L inline six engine that developed 106hp. Power from this engine was sent to the rear wheels through a manual transmission. An extremely rare model, only 25 examples of the Alvis-Healey were built before the end of production in 1953.