Sunbeam offered 12-8 HP Four and 19-8, 20-9 and 23-8 HP Six models.
Around 575 Dawns were made.
About 98 of Speed Twenty were built.
Twenty received a 2762cc unit (rated at 20hp) and Zenith carburettor for 1935. Around 220 were made.
Twenty-Five production came to around 309.
STD Motors went into receivership in 1934. Talbot of London was the only healthy component of STD at this time. In January 1935, Clement-Talbot Ltd was sold to the Rootes Group. Despite Talbot being a profitable concern, Rootes set about phasing out the old Roesch-designed models and replacing them with Hillman- and Humber-based Talbots. This horrified enthusiasts, but the Roesch cars did not fit in with Rootes' plans of being a mass producer.
With Talbot of London sold off, the Receivers had to find buyers for the rest of STD. A deal was struck with William Lyons of SS Cars to buy Sunbeam in 1935. Lyons needed a new name for his cars because of the Nazi connotations of SS. By purchasing Sunbeam he would be acquiring instant heritage and prestige.
Włączenie wraz z Talbotem w skład koncernu Rootes.
