Alvis TD21 Saloon a new concept in car

a new concept in car design was born

which is silky smooth and almost silent at its best

By 1963 the BMC Competition department knew what they wanted to do with the Mini

Ex-racer Donald Healey was keen to take advantage of his racing successes and manufacture a car under his name

or ‘Multihire’

Alvis TD21 Saloon a new concept in carThe Alvis Car and Engineering Company was formed after the conclusion of World War I and quickly gained a reputation for building attractive luxury cars fitted with many technological advancements. Styled by Swiss Carrosserie Graber and boasting coachwork manufactured by Rolls Royce's in house coachbuilder 'Park Ward', the Alvis TD 21 made its debut in 1958. The design is simple, smooth, and elegant, with many features indicative of Park Ward's style.