The Austin Cambridge was a family of compact and mid-size cars that debuted in 1954. The Cambridge replaced the the Austin A40, and was sold in four main variants, the A40, A50, A55, and A60. These cars were initially only available as sedans, but soon coupe, station wagon, van, and pickup bodies were also offered. The Cambridge featured a selection of front-mounted inline four engines, as well as a diesel option. Production of the standard Austin Cambridge ended in 1969, but commercial versions like the van and pickup were built untiil 1973.