Alvis - Silver Eagle (1934)

The 1934 Alvis Silver Eagle – a timeless example of British luxury and engineering, the Alvis Silver Eagle remains a coveted icon among automotive enthusiasts. Its elegant styling, combined with a surprisingly robust performance, has kept the Alvis Silver Eagle price on the higher end of the classic market. While collector sentiment fuels demand, the Alvis Silver Eagle 1934 price continues to vary widely, reflecting condition, provenance, and regional supply.

• Engine: 1.9‑litre upright inline‑four, 80 hp
• Transmission: 3‑speed manual gearbox, single column gear lever
• Fuel type: Gasoline, single‑cylinder carburetor
• Dimensions:
  • Wheelbase: 3,115 mm
  • Length: 4,570 mm
  • Width: 1,715 mm
  • Height: 1,545 mm
  • Weight: 1,240 kg (approximately)
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive, subframe mounted to the chassis
• Brakes: Discs at the front, drum at the rear
• Suspension: Independent front, beam rear with leaf springs
• Accoutrements:
  • Aluminum body panels, detachable boot
  • Passenger compartment with comfortable leather seats
  • Clock, revolver, and adjustable rear view mirror; typical of 1930s safety devices

The Alvis Silver Eagle depreciation is a key consideration for collectors. While the model commands premium prices on the auction floor, the growth in value is not linear:

• First year: typically loses 15‑20% of its purchase value as a classic car matures
• Five years: 30‑45% depreciation unless the vehicle stays in pristine condition
• Beyond ten years: value stabilizes at 55‑70% of its original auction price

These estimates presume regular maintenance, historical documentation, and restoration staying true to the original design. A lightly modified vehicle – even with lower mileage – may see a steeper decline if it deviates from the authentic Alvis aesthetic.

Comparison context:

• With used Alvis Silver Eagle price often compared to the Alvis Silver Eagle 1934 price, the same model can fetch from UK to US markets millions of pounds less for a vehicle that has retained close to original state.
• When measured against similar classic luxury cars – such as the 1934 MG Magnette or the 1935 DeSoto Airflow – the Alvis Silver Eagle typically sits slightly above the median in terms of initial resale price but drops faster over time due to limited supply and the higher cost of

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