Ailloud

Automobiles Ailloud & Dumont was a French manufacturer of automobiles.

Company History

Claude Ailloud, which was already operating from 1897 to 1900 Automobiles Ailloud, and his partner Francisque Dumont (or Dumond ) founded in 1900 in Lyon, the company for the production of automobiles. 1904 production ended. In addition, sales of the company vehicles Automobiles Grégoire, Automobiles Mors and Turcat - Méry.

Rolling stock

1900 that four vehicles with two-cylinder engine and 1004 cc capacity and a vehicle with a two-cylinder engine and 1105 cc capacity. There followed several motor tricycles with a single cylinder engine of De Dion -Bouton. 1904, the company made ​​as a single piece, a vehicle with a four -cylinder engine and 2798 cc capacity, four-speed transmission and chain drive, which earned a Parisian customer and used until 1914.

A vehicle of this make is to visit the Museu Nacional de l' Automobile d' Andorra, Encamp.

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