Considered by some to be the first and one of the most beloved British sports cars in history and the successor to the Vauxhall Prince Henry. The Vauxhall 30–98 was first presented in 1914. It was an actual "sports car," and many that purchased the two or four-seat car did so to compete. The 30-98 was a formidable competitor and road car with its inline four-cylinder engine producing between 90hp in the E variant and 115 in the OE. Only 587 units were built before the company discontinued the model.