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Marcos
Ugly Duckling
(1959)



 

Basic (general) data

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Marque (make)Image of Marcos Ugly Duckling
Marcos
SerieUgly Duckling
Model family
ModelUgly Duckling
Model code
Issued from1959
Issued until
Country of originUK
Number made
Body construction
Body designation

Bodywork

 
Base platform
Bodywork type
Bodywork designer
Number of doors
Number of seats
Cargo capacity (volume) [l / cu ft / cu ft]
Max. cargo capacity (volume) [l / cu ft / cu ft]
Passenger space (volume) [l / cu ft / cu ft]

Dimensions & Weight

 
Wheelbase [mm / in / in]
Track front [mm / in / in]
Track rear [mm / in / in]
Length [mm / in / in]3780 / 148.8 / 148.8
Width [mm / in / in]1440 / 56.7 / 56.7
Height [mm / in / in]
Length/wheelbase ratio
Ground clearance [mm / in / in]
Total (curb) weight [kg / lb / lb]410 / 904 / 904
Dry weight [kg / lb / lb]
Load capacity [kg / lb / lb]
Gross (max.) weight [kg / lb / lb]
Towing weight [kg / lb / lb]
Weight distribution (front) [% / % / %]
Fuel capacity [l / UK gal / US gal]

Aerodynamics

 
Drag coefficient (Cd, Cx, Cw)
Frontal area (A) [m2 / sq ft / sq ft]
Aerodynamic coefficient (Cd×A) [m2 / sq ft / sq ft]
Aerodynamic resistance (Aero horse power) at 100 km/h (62 mph) [kW / hp / hp] 

Engine

 
Engine Code
Engine Manufacturer
Engine Typestraight (inline)
Engine Type DetailsInline, 4 cylinder
Sump
Fuelpetrol (gasoline)
Fuel details
Cam Design
Total number of cylinders4
Total number of valves8
Valves per cylinder2
Engine Main bearings
Engine construction
Bore [mm / in / in]
Stroke [mm / in / in]
Bore/Stroke ratio
Engine displacement [cm3 / cu in / cu in]1100 / 67.1 / 67.1
Unitary capacity [cm3/cylinder / cu in/cylinder / cu in/cylinder]
Compression ratio
Fuel supply
Aspiration
Compressor type
Intercooler
Catalytic converter
Max. output power [kW / hp / hp]
Max. output power rpm [rpm / rpm / rpm]
Max. torque [N·m / lb·ft / lb·ft]
Max. torque rpm [rpm / rpm / rpm]
Maximum rpm [rpm / rpm / rpm]
Coolant
Max. net output (power at the wheels) [kW / hp / hp]
Specific output [kW/l / bhp/cu in / bhp/cu in]
Specific torque [N·m/l / lb·ft/cu in / lb·ft/cu in]

Transmission

 
Transmission type
Number of gears
Wheel drive
Top gear (drive) ratio
Final gear (drive) ratio

Performance

 
Power-to-weight ratio [kW/ton / bhp/ton / bhp/ton]
Acceleration 0-50 mph (80 km/h) [s / s / s]
Acceleration 0-60 mph (97 km/h) [s / s / s]
Acceleration 0-100 km/h [s / s / s]
Acceleration 0-100 mph (160 km/h) [s / s / s]
Acceleration 80-120 km/h (50-70 mph) in top [s / s / s] 
Standing ¼mile time [s / s / s]
Standing ¼mile speed [km/h / mph / mph]
Standing kilometer time [s / s / s]
Standing kilometer speed [km/h / mph / mph]
Top (maximal) speed [km/h / mph / mph]
Fuel consumption, City (urban) [l/100km / mpg-UK / mpg-US]
Fuel consumption, Road (extra-urban) [l/100km / mpg-UK / mpg-US]
Fuel consumption, Mixed (combined) [l/100km / mpg-UK / mpg-US]
Fuel consumption, Euro [l/100km / mpg-UK / mpg-US]
CO2 emissions [g/km / g/mi / g/mi]
Range [km / mi / mi] 

Chassis

 
Engine location
Engine alignment
Steering
Steering details
Turns lock-to-lock
Suspension front
Suspension rear
Wheels front
Wheels rear
Tyres front
Tyres rear
Brakes front
Brakes rear
Brakes details
Brake diameter front [mm / in / in]
Brake diameter rear [mm / in / in]
Braked area [cm2 / sq in / sq in]
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