Brett Knelson was only in his uncle Jim’s V8-powered 1966 Sunbeam Tiger MK1A sports car once, and that was literally by accident. Brett was 13 years old when he broke his leg on Mayne Island and ...

Dive into the history of the Sunbeam Tiger Mk2, a rare classic with a 4.7l V8 engine, and discover its legacy in racing and beyond.

The Sunbeam Tiger also did the same thing, taking the chassis of a Sunbeam Alpine — which usually featured a four-cylinder engine — and cramming in either a 260 or 289 Ford V8.

One of just 534 built, this Tiger was the top of Sunbeam’s line with almost all possible options, including a Ford 289 V8 engine, the same engine the Shelby Cobra used.

The Sunbeam Tiger Was Carroll Shelby’s ‘Other’ Cobra Brit sports car firm liked what Shelby had done with the AC Ace and commissioned him to work his magic on the Sunbeam Alpine ...

Shop Sunbeam Tiger vehicles in Bolingbrook, IL for sale at Cars.com. Research, compare, and save listings, or contact sellers directly from 4 Tiger models in Bolingbrook, IL.

What’s the difference between this 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mark I and a Shelby Cobra? Similarities abound, but the Tiger and the Cobra are two very distinct cars.

Hot Rod in Roadster Clothing: LS3-Swapped 1964 Sunbeam Alpine Why try to afford a C2 Corvette, Shelby Cobra, or a Sunbeam Tiger, when you can LS-swap anything?

One of only 536 examples built, this 1967 Sunbeam Tiger Mk II is crossing the block through Worldwide Auctioneers this week.

Altogether, 6,450 examples of the Sunbeam Tiger were made through 1967, when the model sang its brief swansong with a new model featuring Ford’s 289 ci V-8.

Assembly of the Tiger was contracted to Jensen Motors, who just lost its contract to assemble the Volvo P1800 (another favorite TV-spy car). Altogether, 6,450 examples of the Sunbeam Tiger were made ...