Amilcar

Amilcar, a French marque, carved a niche in the interwar years with its sporting cyclecars and light cars. Founded in 1921, the company initially produced small, nimble vehicles like the CC and C series, which found success in racing. These early models, characterized by their affordability and performance, established Amilcar's reputation.

Later, the company expanded its offerings with larger, more refined models such as the six-cylinder CG and CS. However, financial difficulties and changing market demands led to the company's decline. Despite a brief revival after World War II, Amilcar ultimately faded away, leaving behind a legacy of spirited, often innovative, and occasionally quirky automobiles that remain sought after by enthusiasts today.