Chassis/Engine No. D37548 An early product of General Motors' Oakland division — later renamed Pontiac — the Model 34 was introduced in 1917 as the marque's entry-level offering, riding a 112-inch wheelbase. Despite its modest price point, it featured genuine engineering interest for its class: among the first cars with aluminium pistons,..

One of Lagonda's most technically advanced light cars, the 12/24 (1923–1925) used an unusually sophisticated riveted semi-monocoque chassis/body construction, a method shared with the contemporary Lancia Lambda but almost unheard of among British light cars of its time. Power comes from a 1420cc four-cylinder engine. Only around 2,250 were built..