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Lagonda 5 rare versions · 1918–1979

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V12 3 rare versions · 1938–1939

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Lagonda

Model lines

Lagonda 5 rare versions · 1918–1979

Lagonda LG6 (1937-1940)

Lagonda 11.9 (1918-1923)

Lagonda 12/24 (1924-1925)

Lagonda Series 2 (1979-1986)

V12 3 rare versions · 1938–1939

V12 Le Mans works team cars

V12 Rapide

V12

Other cars

14/60

16/65

16/80 (1932-1934)

2.6 Litre Drophead Coupé by Tickford

2.6-Litre (1948-1953)

3-Litre

3-Litre Drophead Coupé "OXR 1" of the Duke of Edinburgh

4.5-Litre (M45)

DP166

LG45R Rapide team cars

M45R Fox & Nicholl team cars

M45R Rapide (1935 Le Mans winner, BPK 202)

Rapide (Aston Martin)

Rapier (1934-1938)

Taraf

Vignale (Aston Martin Lagonda Vignale)

Sources

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Oxford Six

90

650S Le Mans

XE SV Project 8

Lagonda

Model lines

Lagonda 5 rare versions · 1918–1979

Lagonda LG6 (1937-1940)

Lagonda 11.9 (1918-1923)

Lagonda 12/24 (1924-1925)

Lagonda Series 2 (1979-1986)

V12 3 rare versions · 1938–1939

V12 Le Mans works team cars

V12 Rapide

V12

Other cars

14/60

16/65

16/80 (1932-1934)

2.6 Litre Drophead Coupé by Tickford

2.6-Litre (1948-1953)

3-Litre

3-Litre Drophead Coupé "OXR 1" of the Duke of Edinburgh

4.5-Litre (M45)

DP166

LG45R Rapide team cars

M45R Fox & Nicholl team cars

M45R Rapide (1935 Le Mans winner, BPK 202)

Rapide (Aston Martin)

Rapier (1934-1938)

Taraf

Vignale (Aston Martin Lagonda Vignale)

Sources

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Oxford Six

90

650S Le Mans

XE SV Project 8

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