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Sunbeam Alpine Series

Sunbeam Alpine Series — 2-door roadster, 91 CID V4. Explore engine specifications, fuel economy, dimensions, tire sizes, seating, maintenance and tire-pressure guidance.

Sunbeam Alpine Series
Engine91 CID V4

About the Sunbeam Alpine Series

Sunbeam Alpine Series is a 2-door roadster in the concept car class. The available vehicle data lists 91 CID V4 as an engine configuration and a mid-engine layout layout. Public source material describes the model in the context of its design, market positioning and vehicle history.

This Sunbeam Alpine Series guide focuses on the details drivers commonly want to know, including engine information for 91 CID V4. Exact specifications should be matched to the relevant model year and market.

Sunbeam Alpine Series specifications at a glance

Use this table for the model-level essentials. Exact figures may vary by year, trim, engine and market.

Make Sunbeam
Model Alpine Series
Model years Not specified
Body style 2-door roadster
Vehicle class Concept car
Manufacturer Ford
Market / country FI, NL, NZ

Engine, transmission and performance

Engine information for the Sunbeam Alpine Series includes 91 CID V4.. The listed drivetrain/layout is mid-engine layout.

Engine 91 CID V4
Drivetrain / layout mid-engine layout

Dimensions, weight and practicality

Dimensions and capacity figures are presented as published source data when available.

Wheelbase 90 in (2,286 mm)
Length 154.2 in (3,917 mm)
Width 62 in (1,575 mm)
Height 39.2 in (996 mm) (over roll bar)
Kerb / curb weight 1544 lb (700 kg)

Sunbeam Alpine Series other specifications

Image 1962 Ford Mustang I Roadster (14174957260).jpg
Caption Ford Mustang I at the Henry Ford Museum
Name Ford Mustang I

Sunbeam Alpine Series generations and model years

Where a source covers multiple generations, CarCareTool selects the generation(s) that best match this catalog model instead of mixing unrelated variants.

Generation / scope Years Engine Transmission Drivetrain
Ford Mustang I Not specified 91 CID V4 Not specified mid-engine layout
TIRE PRESSURE

Recommended tire pressure for Sunbeam Alpine Series

Check the vehicle placard or owner’s manual for the manufacturer’s cold inflation pressure. CarCareTool estimates are clearly labelled when an exact verified value is unavailable.

Normal load34 PSI front32 PSI rear
Fully loaded36 PSI front35 PSI rear
Load condition Front Rear Status
Normal 34 PSI 32 PSI Estimate
Fully loaded 36 PSI 35 PSI Estimate

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Frequently asked questions about Sunbeam Alpine Series

These FAQs are generated automatically for this specific vehicle from the specifications, features and ownership data available in CarCareTool. Questions are selected by relevance so the page focuses on details that can actually be answered for this model.

What engine does the Sunbeam Alpine Series have?
The available source data lists the Sunbeam Alpine Series engine as 91 CID V4. Engine availability can differ by model year and market.
What tire pressure should I use for the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
For the correct setting, use the cold inflation pressure on the vehicle placard or in the owner’s manual. When CarCareTool does not have a verified configuration-specific value, its starting estimate is 34 PSI front and 32 PSI rear for normal load. This is an estimate, not an OEM recommendation.
What is the best engine oil for the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
There is no single best engine oil for every Sunbeam Alpine Series configuration. Use the viscosity grade and manufacturer approval specified for the exact engine in the owner’s manual.
What body style is the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
The Sunbeam Alpine Series is classified as a 2-door roadster.
What are the dimensions of the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
The available source data lists length 154.2 in (3,917 mm), width 62 in (1,575 mm), height 39.2 in (996 mm) (over roll bar), and wheelbase 90 in (2,286 mm).
Is the Sunbeam Alpine Series FWD, RWD or AWD?
The listed drivetrain/layout for the Sunbeam Alpine Series is mid-engine layout.
Who makes the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
The manufacturer listed for the Sunbeam Alpine Series is Ford.
How much does the Sunbeam Alpine Series weigh?
The available source data lists a kerb/curb weight of 1544 lb (700 kg). Actual weight can vary with engine, trim and equipment.
What class of car is the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
The Sunbeam Alpine Series is listed in the Concept car class.
What platform does the Sunbeam Alpine Series use?
The available source data lists the platform/chassis as Experimental.
Which markets or countries sold the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
The CarCareTool catalog currently associates the Sunbeam Alpine Series with FI, NL, NZ. Market availability and specifications can differ.
How often should I check the tire pressure on the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
Check the tires regularly and before long trips, with the tires cold. Use the vehicle placard or owner’s manual as the source of the manufacturer’s recommended pressure.
Should I use the tire sidewall pressure for the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
No. The maximum pressure printed on the tire sidewall is not automatically the vehicle’s recommended setting. Use the vehicle placard or owner’s manual for the correct cold inflation pressure.
Does the recommended tire pressure change when the Sunbeam Alpine Series is fully loaded?
It can. Many vehicles specify a different cold pressure for heavier loads. Check the vehicle placard or owner’s manual for the exact loading condition.
Can the Sunbeam Alpine Series have different tire pressures front and rear?
Yes. Some vehicles specify different front and rear pressures because axle loads and vehicle configurations differ. Follow the exact vehicle recommendation where available.
Why can mileage differ from the published figure for the Sunbeam Alpine Series?
Published fuel economy is measured under a defined test method. Real-world mileage can vary with traffic, speed, temperature, tire pressure, payload, maintenance and driving style.

Data sources and verification are available in the page editor; exact specifications can vary by year, market, trim and engine.