Talbot Simca Simca Sunbeam
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Talbot - Simca Sunbeam

Details-
BrandTalbot
ModelSimca
GenerationSimca Sunbeam
Modification1.6 (80 Hp)
Start Of Production1978
End Of Production1981

Body & Dimensions

The car specs indicate that it is a hatchback model from the Simca brand. The vehicle type is a hatchback, offering practicality and versatility.

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Rating
Body TypeHatchback

Fuel Consumption

The car in question is a Simca that runs on petrol (gasoline).

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Fuel TypePetrol (Gasoline)

Engine & Transmission

The Simca is a classic car powered by an internal combustion engine, producing 80 Hp. Its naturally aspirated engine provides a smooth and reliable driving experience.

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Rating
Powertrain ArchitectureInternal Combustion engine
Power80 Hp
Engine AspirationNaturally aspirated engine

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs for Talbot - Simca Sunbeam

The specs do not include engine information.

The specs do not include details about safety features.

Fuel efficiency information is not specified in the specs.

The Simca car was founded in 1934 in France.

The Simca car was discontinued in 1979.

The Simca car was known for its simplicity, reliability, and fuel efficiency.

This car uses petrol (gasoline).

The model of the car is Simca.

This car uses petrol (gasoline).

Internal Combustion engine

80 Hp

Naturally aspirated engine

The Simca car was founded by Henri Pigozzi in 1934 in France.

The Simca car was produced from 1934 to 1979.

The Simca car was known for its simplicity, reliability, and fuel efficiency.

The specs do not include information about the key features of the Simca model.

The given specs do not provide information about the performance of the Simca model.

The specs do not include information about the safety features of the Simca model.

The Simca car originated in France.

The Simca car was produced from 1934 to 1979.

The Simca car was known for its simplicity, reliability, and fuel efficiency.