Just 59 horsepower, but the car only weighed 1,566 pounds. That's better than 800 pounds lighter than a new Miata. The MkIII Sprite came with this 1,098cc four-cylinder pushrod BMC A engine.

The Austin-Healey “Bugeye” Sprite was a British roadster produced between early 1958 and late 1960. It was known for its fixed-headlight design, which formed a smiley face with the grille, and ...

The Sprite was the lightest of the four sports cars tested by Road & Track, at 1,560 pounds, and was essentially tied with the Fiat for shortest wheelbase, at 80 inches.It posted the third ...

When the Mark IV Austin-Healey Sprite (and its MG Midget near-identical twin) debuted for the 1967 model year, American sports-car shoppers had the option of buying a very cheap British ...

This 1959 Sprite is said to have been used as a training car at the school for five years or so. Here it is getting some maintenance work done back in the day. (We would love to see that Ford ...

Austin-Healey’s Mark I Sprite, a little racer known as a Bugeye, is perhaps not the first car you’d consider for a cross-country drive. For one thing, there’s no trunk lid (access is from ...

Holden has even done some motor racing in his Sprite and says although the top speed of 82mph (131km/h) may not sound that fast, ... See more Austin Healey Sprites for sale View cars for sale. Stories ...

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