Lancia 1954

Italy

Appia
 Appia Berlina (C10) 4-door sedan (1089 cc, 38 bhp; wb: 248 cm) (up to March)
 Appia Berlina (C10) 4-door sedan (1089 cc, 38 bhp; wb: 248 cm) (from March)
Aurelia
 Aurelia B52/53 (1991 cc) - ost.rok
 Aurelia B20 GT 2500 (2451 cc, 118 bhp)
 Aurelia II serie B12 (2266 cc, 87 bhp) – new model
 Aurelia Spider B24 (V6-60^o, 2451 cc, 118 bhp) 

Lancia stand at Turin Motor Show.

Kolejna modernizacja Aurelii obejmuje nowy silnik o większej pojemności, tylne zawieszenie De Dion, reflektory, owiewki na oknach itp. Ten sam typ zawieszenia znalazł się też w Coupé B20 GT.
Piękny prototyp B24 Spider został zaprojektowany przez Pinin Farinę.

Lancia introduced the second series et the Aurelia, which incorporates a slightly larger and more powerful version of the 60-degree V-six engine, the bore being increased from 72 to 75 mm and the stroke from 81.5 to 85.5 mm (2,266 c.c.). With a compression ratio of 7.4 to I the output is 87 b.h.p. at 4,300 r.p.m. and the maximum torque 117.5 lb ft at 2,900 r.p.m. Another important change is in the rear axle and suspension layout; the clutch, gear box and final drive unit, with brake drum; and swinging half-shafts, remain unaltered, but a de Dion type axle is now used and carries half-elliptic springs. A Panhard rod and telescopic dampers inclined forwards locate the axle.
The Grand Turismo model has the same rear end layout and the engine remains as formerly at 2,451 c.c., the bore and stroke being 78 x 85.5 mm. With 8 to 1 compresion the output is 118 b.h.p. at 5,000 r.p.m. Detail coachwork alterations include a bolder front wing treatment with traffic and indicator lamps of larger size set below the built-in head lamps, improved rear wings and a larger luggage locker.
The Lancia Appia remains unaltered and is proving to be popular in its class.
(Turin report)

Appia

Lancia Appia

Aurelia

Lancia Aurelia 2 serie.

Aurelia Coupé

Lancia Aurelia B20 GT

Aurelia Spider

B24

Lancia Aurelia B24 spider America

B24

Lancia D24 at Mille Miglia driven by Alberto Ascari

Alberto Ascari, having transferred his allegiance from Ferrari to Lancia, tests one of the new 3.3-litre sports racing Lancias round the Ospedaletti circuit, near San Remo; he will share the wheel of one of these cars in the 12-hour race at Sebring in Florida next month.
(February '54)

Lancia D24

Targa Florio winner Piero Taruffi in the Lancia D24. 

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Formula 1 Championship entries:

Lancia D50