Austin-Healey 1956 M 100

Epic

11 sightings by 8 spotters worldwide

Austin-Healey 1956 M 100

Market value

$50,000 to $215,000

Did you know

Set speed records at Bonneville Salt Flats in 1956.

The Austin-Healey 1956 M 100, more commonly known as the 100M, stands as a celebrated variant of the iconic Austin-Healey 100 series. Introduced as a factory-built performance upgrade, the 100M featured significant enhancements, including a high-lift camshaft, larger carburetors, and a cold-air intake box. These modifications boosted the car's power output to 110 horsepower, markedly improving performance and solidifying its reputation as an agile and spirited sports car.

Visually distinguished by its louvered bonnet secured with a leather strap, the 100M also boasted stiffer suspension and improved handling characteristics, making it a favorite among racing enthusiasts. Its performance credentials were validated through participation in international competitions, including notable appearances at prestigious events such as the Mille Miglia and Le Mans. Today, the Austin-Healey 100M remains highly coveted by collectors, admired for its blend of British elegance, racing pedigree, and mechanical refinement.

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Austin-Healey 1956 M 100: FAQ

How many Austin-Healey 1956 M 100s have been spotted?

11 Austin-Healey 1956 M 100 sightings have been logged on AutoRadar by 8 different spotters.

How rare is the Austin-Healey 1956 M 100?

On AutoRadar's rarity scale the Austin-Healey 1956 M 100 is rated Epic.

Where can you see a Austin-Healey 1956 M 100?

Recent Austin-Healey 1956 M 100 sightings on AutoRadar come from Dirksland, Hengelo, Brummen, Vilnius, Knokke-Heist, Matosinhos. The live map shows every verified sighting as it happens.

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