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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Advertisement for the Alvis 'Speed Twenty' car from 'The Autocar' magazine.

Identifier  ExFiles\Box 82\1\  scan0067
Date  24th March 1933
  
THE AUTOCAR. ADVERTISEMENTS. MARCH 24TH, 1933. 35

ALVIVACITY

A fast luxurious car for the sporting enthusiast.

The ALVIS "SPEED TWENTY"

Though capable of such remarkable speed and acceleration, the ALVIS "Speed Twenty" is not merely a fast car. It combines with its outstanding performance a greater degree of safety, comfort and ease of control than ever before achieved. The silence and smooth flexibility of the engine, the power of the ALVIS patent self-energising brakes, and the perfection of the steering and suspension are a revelation to the most experienced motorist.

The "Speed Twenty" Charlesworth Sports Saloon illustrated is a strikingly beautiful and luxurious car, with roomy accommodation for both passengers and luggage, at £825. A very smart Sports 4-Seater is available on the same chassis at £695. Let us send you full details of these and other ALVIS Models from £475, with the name of your Local Dealer who will arrange a demonstration.

[Graph Text]
MILES PER HOUR
80 m.p.h in 32 3/5 secs.
-and then on to 90 m.p.h. and over.
SECS.
H.P.

ALVIS CAR & ENGINEERING CO. LTD., COVENTRY.
London Showrooms: 18, Berkeley Street, W.1.

CII MENTION OF "THE AUTOCAR," WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS, WILL ENSURE PROMPT ATTENTION.
  
  


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