The Armstrong Siddeley 4/14

Production period	1923 to 1929
Number of cars produced	13,365
Engine	4 cylinder, 1852cc, 14HP
Body styles	(See below)
Transmission	Manual

The 4/14 was produced between 1923 and 1929, with a total production of 13,365 vehicles.

Over its six year lifepan up to 1929, the 4/14 was the company’s best seller. 1925 saw the introduction of 4 wheel brakes, an increase in the petrol tank capacity from 6 to 8 gallons and an increase in underbody clearance.

There was a huge variety of body styles available and in 1928 you could choose from the:

• Mendip 2-3 seater tourer with a dicky - “a car that is full of life, boundless energy and amazing stamina…”
• Cotswold Open Tourer -“a four door, five seater…”
• Sandown Special Tourer - “the sloping doors of this body not only emphasise its sporting appearance but also possess the practical advantage of simplifying entrance and exit…”
• Broadway Saloon whose “appearance retains an air of quality and character which its performance in extended service does not belie…”
• Manston Fabric Saloon 5 seater
• Lonsdale Saloon - “a body with a little individuality…”
• Lynton Saloon Landaulette “with the advantages of a closed car in winter and an open car in summer…”
• Grasmere ¾ Landaulette “a chauffeur driven car with partition and 2 extra folding chairs in the rear…”
• Curzon Coupe “a smart 2 door hardtop with dicky for an extra two…”