Interesting Facts About the Austin A50 Cambridge
The Austin A50 Cambridge was launched in September 1954 as part of Austin's medium‑sized Cambridge range, which continued production until 1971. Built at Longbridge, the A50 was produced from 1954 to 1957 and shared its body styling with the earlier A40 Cambridge.
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Engine Power and Torque
The A50 Cambridge was equipped with a 1,489 cc four‑cylinder engine delivering 73 bhp at 4,400 rpm and a peak torque of 74 lb‑ft at 2,100 rpm, giving the car respectable performance for its class.
Production Numbers and Longevity
During its three‑year run, 114,867 units of the A50 Cambridge were built, far outnumbering its predecessor, the A40, which saw 30,666 units produced before both models were discontinued in 1957.
International Assembly – New Zealand CKD Kit
In 1956 the A50 Cambridge was assembled in New Zealand from a Completely Knocked‑Down (CKD) kit, resulting in a slightly different version that highlights the model’s global reach and appeal.
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