The Lagonda 3.5-Litre was the enlarged version of the three-litre car that Lagonda built in the late 1920s and early 1930s. That earlier car used a 2,931 cc six-cylinder engine that grew to 3,181 cc in 1933, and in 1935 the three-litre grew again to give the 3.5-litre. The year was also the one in which Lagonda went into receivership and was bought by Alan Good, who persuaded W. O. Bentley to join the company as designer. The 3.5-litre therefore dates from the last months before the Bentley influenced LG45 range of the same year.
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The Lagonda company was founded in 1906 in the UK in Staines, Middlesex, by American-born Wilbur Gunn
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Lagonda is a British luxury car brand established in 1906
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Also in 1935 the 3-litre grew to a 3.5-litre.
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Also in 1935, the three-litre grew to a 3.5-litre.
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The Lagonda company was founded in 1906 in the UK in Staines, Middlesex, by American-born Wilbur Gunn
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Lagonda is a British luxury car brand established in 1906
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