Healey Elliott Saloon (1946 to 1950)

The Healey Elliott Saloon was one of the company's first offerings when it was introduced in 1946. The Elliott Saloon was claimed to be the world's fastest closed-top car during its time, with a design that was tweaked in a wind tunnel. These cars were powered by a Riley-sourced 2.4L inline four engine that sent 104hp to the rear wheels through a 4 speed manual gearbox. Production of the Elliott Saloon ended in 1950.