Bristol

401

The Bristol 401 is distinguished by its aerodynamic design, which was ahead of its time and reflected the company's aviation heritage. Its use of lightweight materials and a BMW-derived engine made it a unique offering...

1949–1953

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The story

The Bristol 401 was a luxury car produced by the British manufacturer Bristol Cars from 1949 to 1953. It featured an aerodynamic body designed by Touring of Milan and was powered by a 2.0-liter inline-six engine derived from BMW's pre-war designs.

The Bristol 401 is distinguished by its aerodynamic design, which was ahead of its time and reflected the company's aviation heritage.

History

The Bristol 401 was developed as a successor to the Bristol 400, incorporating advanced aerodynamics and a more refined design. The car was well-received for its engineering excellence and luxurious appointments, appealing to discerning buyers in the post-war era. Bristol Cars, known for their craftsmanship and attention to detail, positioned the 401 as a high-end vehicle with a focus on performance and comfort.

Generations

1949

First generation (1949–1953)

1949

1949-1953 (1949–1953)

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