The Vauxhall Prince Henry was the successor to the "20hp". The new car was a faster version of the 20hp and patterned after several winning Vauxhall race cars. It was a sports car, generating 60hp to 75hp from an inline 4-cylinder engine. The car's dimensions and weight depended on the coachbuilder, but most were about 2800 lbs. Vauxhall built the Prince Henry until 1914 when it was succeeded by the Vauxhall 30-98.