The Talbot-Lago T14 LS
The Talbot-Lago T14 LS embodies one of the last great expressions of French prestige automobiles..
Introduced in 1955, this coupe with a design signed by Carlo Delaisse, in association with the coachbuilder Letourneur & Marchand, extends the elegance of the legendary T26 Grand Sport in more compact and resolutely sporty proportions. The fluidity of its silhouette, its long bonnet and the refinement of its details testify to a time when automobiles were conceived as works of automotive craftsmanship.
Powered by a four-cylinder Talbot engine of 2,491 cm3 developing 120 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed Pont-à-Mousson manual gearbox, it combines mechanical character, distinction and the heritage of a house among the most prestigious of its time.
Only 54 copies of the T14 LS were produced.
Specifically, 53 + the prototype. The unique prototype 001 that The A was fortunate enough to pass on in 2024 to a demanding enthusiast.
And how many are there left today?
This extremely confidential distribution gives it a unique place in the history of collector cars.
The 1956 model offered by The A belongs to this exceptional series, a testament to the final creations of Talbot-Lago with a self-powered engine, before the versions with BMW and then Simca engines.
Its beauty, its rarity of production and its historical importance make it a choice piece for a demanding collection. : the ultimate opportunity to experience one of the last testimonies of French luxury automotive art.
Same family since 1991.
Important dossier, photographs and video available on request.
