1927 Talbot 14/45 | Toddington, Bedfordshire

A 1927 Talbot 14/45, the six-cylinder British car that helped bring Clément-Talbot back after its launch at the 1926 London Motor Show. It is known for a smooth, free-revving engine in a deliberately light car, and later Talbots were built on its foundations. This car is white with a black interior, a crisp pairing that stands out against green parkland or a stone frontage. It seats five, so a small cast or family group can sit together in the frame. Its 1920s proportions set the period before any props arrive. For inter-war film and TV, period advertising and photography, a car from the 1920s needs no explanation, and the white paint reads cleanly on camera. Fashion and editorial shoots can set it against the black trim, and heritage events can show off its six-cylinder engineering. It also suits weddings and personal hires. The car is based in Toddington, Bedfordshire.