Spyker - Car Models

Car Models

Vehicle Year Details
Spijker 3 hp 1900–1902 2-cylinder
Spijker 5 hp 1900-1900
Spijker 5 hp 1900-1900 boxer engine
Spijker 6 hp 1902-1902 water-cooled engine.
Spijker 10/12 1903-1903 2-cylinder
Spyker 20/24 1903–1904 4-cylinder
Spijker 36/50 1903-1903 6-cylinder 5,073 cc (309.6 cu in)
Spyker 60/80 1903–1907 6-cylinder 8,821 cc (538.3 cu in)
Spyker 16/20 1903–1907 4-cylinder
Spyker 30/36 1903–1907
Spyker 14/18 1904–1907 4-cylinder 2,544 cc (155.2 cu in)
Spyker 20/28 1904–1907 4-cylinder
Spyker 25/36 1904–1905 4-cylinder 7,964 cc (486.0 cu in). Fourwheel drive option.
Spyker 32/40 1904–1905 4-cylinder. Fourwheel drive option.
Spyker 15/22 1905–1907 4-cylinder 3,456 cc (210.9 cu in).
Spyker 10/15 1907-1907 4-cylinder.
Spyker 15/22 1907-1907 4-cylinder 2,799 cc (170.8 cu in).
Spyker 20/30 1907-1907 4-cylinder 4,562 cc (278.4 cu in).
Spyker 30/42 1907-1907 4-cylinder 6,902 cc (421.2 cu in).
Spyker 40/80 1907-1907 4-cylinder 10,603 cc (647.0 cu in).
Spyker 15/22 1907–1910 4-cylinder 2,799 cc (170.8 cu in).
Spyker 60/80 1909-1909 4-cylinder.
Spyker 10/15 1910–1912 4-cylinder. Delivery van.
Spyker 15/25 1910–1912 4-cylinder. Delivery van.
Spyker 12 1910–1914 4-cylinder.
Spyker 16 1910–1912 4-cylinder.
Spyker 18 1910–1912 4-cylinder.
Spyker 25 1910–1912 4-cylinder. 4,589 cc (280.0 cu in).
Spyker 25/30 1911–1912 6-cylinder.
Spyker 20 1912–1916 4-cylinder. 3,435 cc (209.6 cu in).
Spyker 30 1912–1916 4-cylinder. 6,082 cc (371.1 cu in).
Spyker 40 1912–1916 6-cylinder. 7,238 cc (441.7 cu in).
Spyker 14 1913–1916 4-cylinder.
Spyker 12 1914–1916 4-cylinder. 1,795 cc (109.5 cu in).
Spyker 13/30 C1 1916–1921 4-cylinder. 3,560 cc (217 cu in).
Spyker 14/34 C1 1920–1921 4-cylinder. 3,562 cc (217.4 cu in).
Spyker C2 1916–1926 4-cylinder. 4,607 cc (281.1 cu in). Two ton truck.
Spyker 30/40 C4 1920–1926 6-cylinder Maybach engine. 5,742 cc (350.4 cu in).

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