A comprehensive comparison of key specifications between the 1953 Ac Petite and the 59 Bmw Bmw 700. To facilitate a clear understanding, we've organized the essential data into a concise table for your convenience.

To sum it up, we've put together a convenient table below, summarizing the key specifications of 1953 Ac Petite and 59 Bmw Bmw 700. Whether you're drawn to 1953 Ac Petite's practicality or 59 Bmw Bmw 700's beauty, this comparison will help you make an informed decision:

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	1953 AC Petite	1959 BMW BMW 700
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General
Body Details
Body type	2 seater sedan/saloon
Brakes
Brakes F/R	-/Dr
Rear brake diameter	178 mmmm
Chassis & Geomtry
Length:Wheelbase Ratio	1.71
Dimensions
Ground clearance	159mm
Height	1346mm	1359mm
Kerb weight	381kg
Length	3124mm	3861mm
Track/tread (rear)	1067mm
Wheelbase	1829mm	2281mm
Width	1397mm	1478mm
Engine details
Aspiration	Normal
Bore × Stroke	70 × 90mm
Bore/stroke ratio	0.78
Capacity	0.3 litre (346 cc)
Catalytic converter	N
Cylinders	1
Engine code	27B
Engine coolant	Other
Engine layout	unknown
Engine manufacturer	Villiers
Engine position	rear
Engine Type	naturally aspirated petrol
Gearbox	3
Specific output	23.4bhp/litre
Sump	wet sumped
Fuel Consump.
Performance
Drive wheels	rear wheel drive
maximum power output	8.2 PS (8.1 bhp) (6 kW)
Maximum speed	64km/h	121km/h
Power-to-weight ratio	21.56 PS/tonne (1000 kg), 15.85 kW/tonne (1000 kg), 21.26 bhp/tonne (1000 kg), 0.01 bhp/lb
Weight-to-power ratio	63.08 kg/kW, 105.36 lb/bhpkg/kW
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Saftey
Wheels & Tyres
Tyres front	8 x 4
Tyres rear	18 x 3.25
Aerodynamics
Other
Number of doors	2
RAC rating	3.0
Unitary capacity	346cc
Valve gear	two stroke (TS), 0 valves per cylinder, 0 valves in total

In conclusion, the 1953 Ac Petite and 59 Bmw Bmw 700 are two distinct cars and your choice ultimately boils down to your individual preferences and priorities. We hope this analysis aids you in your automotive journey, helping you find the perfect fit for your needs and desires.