AUSTIN-HEALEY 100/6 BN4L

The Austin-Healey BN6 is a roadster produced in the 1950s and 1960s by the British car brand Austin-Healey. The BN6 belongs to the Austin-Healey 100/6 model series, which was produced between 1956 and 1959.

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The Austin-Healey BN6 was first introduced in 1958 as a continuation of the successful Austin-Healey 100 series. The model was a two-seater roadster with a 2.6-litre six-cylinder engine that offered considerable power for the time. The "BN" in the name stood for "Big Healey" and indicated that it was a larger version of the Austin-Healey 100.

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The vehicle was developed by the renowned British automobile designer Donald Healey, in collaboration with the BMC (British Motor Corporation). The Austin-Healey BN6 was offered as an open roadster with a lightweight soft top and was known for its sporty design and impressive driving performance.

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With its powerful engine and distinctive front end, the Austin-Healey BN6 attracted many automobile enthusiasts. The vehicle's performance and agile handling made it a popular vehicle both on the racetrack and on the road.

However, the production time of the Austin-Healey BN6 was relatively short, as the Austin-Healey 3000 series was introduced in 1959.

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Today, Austin-Healey cars, including the BN6, are highly sought-after collector's items. Their classic lines, hand-crafted craftsmanship and historical significance make them sought-after vintage cars for lovers of classic British sports cars.