Alvis was a British automotive manufacturer founded in 1919 in Coventry, England. The company produced luxury cars, sports cars, and military vehicles. Alvis became known for its advanced engineering and high quality craftsmanship, and its vehicles were known for their performance and reliability.
Some of the most famous Alvis models include the Speed 20, the Speed 25, the 4.3 Litre, and the TD21. These cars were often used in motorsport competitions and were considered to be highly desirable by collectors.
During World War II, Alvis shifted its focus to producing military vehicles, including armored cars and aircraft engines. The company continued to manufacture military vehicles into the post-war period.
Alvis faced financial difficulties in the 1960s and eventually merged with Rover in 1965. The last Alvis-branded car was produced in 1967, but the company continued to provide engineering consultancy services until 2004.
Despite its relatively small production numbers, Alvis has left a lasting impact on the automotive world and is still revered by enthusiasts for its unique designs and engineering innovations.
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