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ACformerly known as Auto Carrierswas founded in 1901 and was one of the oldest independent British car manufacturers. The first model was the Weller, a 20-hp touring car. In 1947, AC was making the 2-liter car with a single seat and fiberglass body. The AC Ace was based on a light chassis and aluminum body, and was the basis for the 1957 Ace-Bristol that raced at Le Mans. The AC Aceca was an aluminum-bodies coupe introduced in 1954 with great aerodynamics. AC then produced the Greyhouse to meet the demand for a four-seat car. The rare AC Ace 2.6 was produced in less than 100 units, which makes it a rare classic nowadays. AC partnered with Carroll Shelby in 1962, pairing a Ford V8 engine with the Ace’s chassis and giving birth to the popular AC Cobra. At the same time, AC developed a grand tourer model for a wealthier clientele. In 1973, AC introduced the 3000ME, a mid-engine model with a 3.0-liter Ford V6 engine. The company kept working with Ford and producing sports cars such as the AC Ace V8, the AC 212 S/C, the AC MK and the AC 378 GT Zagato.

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AC Buyer’s Guide

Being produced in so little number for some early models, it can be hard to find a classic AC for sale that you like and that fits in your budget. The Beverly Hills Car Club is a good place to start your search. The friendly and knowledgeable team has much experience buying and selling classics of all makes, models and conditions. One recommendation they’ll share is to require a test drive to evaluate the condition of the car and mechanics more accurately. Moreover, the team is regularly adding new classics to their growing collection and the friendly staff welcomes you at their Los Angeles dealership anytime.

Browse The Beverly Hills Car Club inventory to find out about the AC models for sale. The team is known for providing excellent service and a hassle-free buying experience. Call the representatives today and ask for their help to get started on your project of buying an AC.