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publication date: Jun 23, 2010
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author/source: Robin Roberts
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Seventy years after production ceased, the famous Alvis marque will start making cars again and show the first re-engineered model at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in two weeks time.

The Alvis Car Company will be using the Goodwood Festival of Speed next month to announce details of a unique project to re-introduce a renowned1930’s Alvis model using the original technical drawings, allied to the latest CAD/CAM technology and modern emissions equipment, fuel injection and engine management.
Seventy years on Alvis classic returns
Red Triangle, the well-established Alvis service company, which owns the Alvis cars brand and trademarks, has evidence from the original Alvis company board minutes that 77 of the chassis that were officially sanctioned for production were never fulfilled because car production had to be suspended in 1940.
The newly formed Alvis Car Company will announce details of a continuation series of these cars at Goodwood and will be displaying on their stand a brand new 4.3 Litre chassis and engine. These are the first steps towards the reintroduction of the famous Alvis 4.3 Litre model, 71 years after the last 4.3 Litre Alvis was produced.
The 4.3 Litre Alvis was the fastest non-supercharged production car of its day, and the continuation series will live up to that heritage. Manufactured from the original drawings, the 4.3 Litre Alvis in-line six cylinder engine will be faithful to the 1936 design, in maintaining all its period character and quality, yet by utilising modern technology it will be emission compliant. Moreover, by using modern materials, fuel injection and engine management, this powerplant will deliver even more horsepower.
“This is part of our overall business plan,” said Alan Stote, Red Triangle and Alvis Car Company proprietor: “to maintain service to existing Alvis owners but also to reintroduce selected authentic Alvis models in line with the vision of the Alvis Board all those years ago. Visitors to Goodwood will be able to see the first stages of that plan.”
  
Proton offer contributions to buyersMotorists on the hunt for a new car can now take advantage of a generous finance deposit contribution scheme from Proton Cars - available until 30 September.

In addition, Proton is offering customers three years free servicing on the Savvy until 30 September.
Under Proton's finance deposit contribution scheme, when customers take out a low rate finance option with Proton Finance Limited, they will receive up to £750 towards the fun and spacious 5-door Savvy city car, up to £750 towards the 4 and 5-door GEN-2 saloon or comfortable Persona, £500 towards the LPG dual fuel GEN-2 ecoLogic, and up to £1,250 towards the sporty Lotus inspired 3-door Satria Neo and Satria Neo Sport.

          


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