The Sunbeam Alpine was a British two-seat sports car built by the Rootes Group. The name first appeared on a 1953-1955 roadster derived from the Sunbeam-Talbot 90, but the best-known Alpine is the unibody sports car produced from 1959 to 1968 across Series I to V. It is remembered for its fins, clean styling, and as the basis for the V8-powered Sunbeam Tiger.
The Sunbeam Alpine (1959-1968) was a stylish two-seat sports roadster and a typical affordable British sports car. An early example appeared in the James Bond film Dr. No.
67years
2trims
77–91hp range
The Story
Why the Alpine mattersTrims
2 trims · 1959–1968Series I-V unibody two-seat roadster (1959-1968), powered by inline-four engines growing from 1.5 to 1.7 litres over its run.