Vauxhall Prince Henry (1910 - 1913)
 

A 3-litre Vauxhall put up a sterling performance in the German Prince Henry Trials in 1910 and 1911. The engine capacity was increased to 4 litres and the car called the Prince Henry in recognition of the achievement. Wheelbase 2972 mm 117 in   Track front 1372 mm 54 in   rear 1372 mm 54 in   Length 4115 mm 162 in   Kerb weight 940 kg 2072 lb   Type S-4 SV 8 valves total 2 valves per cylinder Bore × stroke 95.00mm × 140.00mm 3.74 in × 5.51 in Bore/Stroke ratio 0.68 Displacement 3969 cc (242.203 cu in) Unitary capacity 992.25 cc/cylinder Fuel system 1 White & Poppe carb Aspiration Normal Max. output 76 PS (75.0 bhp) (55.9 kW) @2500 rpm Coolant Water Specific output 18.9 bhp/litre 0.31 bhp/cu in Power-to-weight 79.79 bhp/ton chassis Engine location Front Engine alignment in line Drive RWD