Aston Martin's first series appeared in 1920, but the founder Company, the British Lionel Martin, was more interested in racing cars than to build their customers, so that after a certain time, the company completely exhausted its resources. This would be rescued by the Charnwood family, however, Aston Martin's finances were not as good as their engines, so when the Charnwoods left the company, Bertelli had to fight to keep the company afloat with the help of distributors and friends . Lord Charnwood sell the company to the brothers Bertelli, Enrico who specialized in building body and Cesare Augusto, who was an exceptional mechanic who had cast his first steps with Enrico Bertelli and William S. Nazzaro Renwick, who was a talented young engineer.
The first creations Renwick Bertelli and tourism would be to design a long frame convertible, Aston Martin T-Type and a short chassis car, the Aston Martin S-Type, which would be both presented at the London Motor Show 1927. Version competition continued and improvements were incorporated into production models.
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