Manufacturer

BSA

Car

BSA FWD

About

The BSA FWD (Front Wheel Drive) was a car produced by the British manufacturer BSA in the 1930s. It was one of the first British cars to have front-wheel drive, which provided better handling and traction. The car was powered by a 4-cylinder engine and had a streamlined design that was ahead of its time. The BSA FWD was a popular car in its day, but production ceased in 1936 due to financial difficulties faced by the company.

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