Vanden Plas Princess 1100/1300 - the vest pocket Rolls-Royce
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Summary
In 1964, Vanden Plas introduced a compact four-cylinder car called the Princess 1100 alongside its large saloons. This was based on the Austin 1100 (also known internally as the ADO16) and, like the latter, offered plenty of space and the innovative Hydrolastic suspension, but at a considerable extra cost, which minimized its market opportunities. This vehicle report describes the Austin 1100 and its luxurious descendant Vanden Plas Princess 1100 in detail and shows it in many current and historical pictures, as well as in the contemporary sales brochure.
This article contains the following chapters
- Comfort and luxury - all too discreetly packaged
- More luxury inside
- Two identically equipped Vanden Plas models
- Compact on the outside - station concourse on the inside
- Pininfarina design always fits
- First Morris, then everyone else
- Then the crisis - largely home-made
- Further information
Estimated reading time: 11min
Preview (beginning of the article)
The ADO16 became one of the most successful British Leyland products ever. The compact car is interesting because of its pioneering technical concept and the Hydrolastic suspension - and because of its numerous brand derivatives. The ADO16 was the king of badge engineering. The noblest of them was called the Vanden Plas Princess. Vanden Plas is one of those brands that every autophile has heard of. But only very few can really categorize them. The British subsidiary of Belgian carriage manufacturer Van Den Plas celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2013. The top model in its entire history was the Princess 4 Litre R representative vehicle with a Rolls-Royce six-cylinder engine from 1964, which cost a not-so-cheap 27,950 francs in Switzerland in 1965.
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