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    Lancia Artena (Tipo 228/341/441) 1931-1942

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    Does anyone have any more information on this model line?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dracu777
    Does anyone have any more information on this model line?
    It was produced from 1931 to 1942, and it had a 1927cc V4 engine which produced 55bhp at first and 51bhp later. The engine was mounted logitudinally at the fron and it drove the rear wheels through a 4 speed manual gearbox. Top speed was 115km/h for the early cars and 105km/h for the later cars. It was available with 4 different wheelbases, 2950mm, 2990mm, 3140mm and 3180mm. 5567 were produced distributed through the 4 series the car had.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrer
    It was produced from 1931 to 1942, and it had a 1927cc V4 engine which produced 55bhp at first and 51bhp later. The engine was mounted logitudinally at the fron and it drove the rear wheels through a 4 speed manual gearbox. Top speed was 115km/h for the early cars and 105km/h for the later cars. It was available with 4 different wheelbases, 2950mm, 2990mm, 3140mm and 3180mm. 5567 were produced distributed through the 4 series the car had.
    Great stuff. Do you know if all bodies were in-house designed, or where they designed independently by different carozerias?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dracu777
    Great stuff. Do you know if all bodies were in-house designed, or where they designed independently by different carozerias?
    Not all, some cars also carried coachwork from different carrozzerias, amongs which are Castagna, Viotti, Farina or Touring.
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