Sunbeam
Rapier H 120
Sunbeam
Vogue '70
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Imp
Sport
Imp
Californian
Stiletto
Chamois
Rapier
Rapier
H 120
Alpine - premiera w
Londynie
Sceptre
1725
Vogue
1725 saloon, break -
Sunbeam Vogue
were also available in continental Europe from 1966-1970 where the
Singer name was not as well known.
Sunbeam Arrow
- Export variant of the Hillman Hunter. This model appears to have
taken a variety of forms. For the US market, it initally appeared
in 1967 as a rebadged Hillman Hunter. For 1968, a station wagon
appeared, derived from the Hunter estate car. For 1969-70, it was
basically a Singer Gazelle, but with the 1725cc engine and a Minx
grille.
For October 1969 a third Rapier variant, the Alpine, was introduced. The fastback Alpine was a de-tuned model intended to slot in under the Rapier in the Sunbeam range. It had a single Stromberg 150CD carburettor and less luxurious trim. All Sunbeam Rapier sold in North America were badged as Alpines - the Alpine Coupe being the North American equivalent to the Alpine, and the Alpine GT being equivalent to the Rapier.
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