1904 Rolls-Royce 15 HP
Rolls-Royce designed the HP last 1904, and only one had been produced. The car arose because of an agreement between Henry Royce and Charles Rolls to make a Rolls-Royce company together. The 1904 Rolls-Royce HP was purchased at CS Rolls & Co. for a price of $645 at the Charles Rolls’ dealership. Five more of the 15 HP joined the lineup, but it was not in 1904. The 15 HP was deemed to be a concept car that joined the 10, 20, and 30 HP Rolls-Royce models in a lineup. The 1904 Rolls-Royce 15 HP had a 3000cc 3-cylinder engine.
1904 Rolls Royce 15 HP
1948-1950 Aston Martin DB1
The Aston Martin DB1 was made from 1948 to 1950, and there were only 15 that had been produced. The DB in its name stood for David Brown because he was the new owner in 1948 and decided to name the car after him to honor his feat. Claude Hill was the designer of the two-seater Aston Martin DB1 sports car. The Aston Martin DB1 had a more conventional body than the other roadsters, and David Brown preferred it that way for its debut at the London Auto Show. The engine of the Aston Martin DB1 was a 1.97L 14 engine. The car had a curb weight of 2,520 pounds, and only 1 out of 15 had custom coachwork.
1948 1950 Aston Martin DB1
