Grofri
Grofri was the name of the Austrian Automobile, which originated 1921-1931 at the car factory Gross & Friedman in Atzgersdorf in Vienna.
First, large cars were built with six-cylinder engines. From 1924, also small car that was manufactured under license of the French Amilcar emerged.
The sports cars were equipped with four-cylinder engines with SV - valve control, which possessed ³ engine capacity of over 903 cc or 1047 cm. There was also racing versions, some with Roots compressor. This racing car participated in a number of hill climbs and also achieved pleasing results.
1925, the construction of the six-cylinder models was set in 1927, the construction of small cars. 1931 Grofriwerk was closed due to precarious financial position.
External links and sources
- History of Grofri factory and photo of a Grofri at the Oldtimer Service of GTÜ
Current brands: Ehline | KTM
Former brands: Amilcar | Austro Daimler | Austro - Fiat | Austro - Grade | Austro - Rumpler | Austro - Tatra | Avis | Baja | Barth & Köhler | Custoca | Denzel | Eos | ESA | Felber | Fox | Gloria | Gloriette | Graef & pin | Graef - Ford | Grofri | Heart & Schröter | Jamo | Kral | Krauseco | Ledl | Dragonfly | Linett | Masters | Mono | Perl | Puch | Ru - on | Stella | Steyr | Steyr- Fiat | Steyr -Puch | Strato | Tomaszo | U - trolley | WAF | WD
- Former Automobile Manufacturers Association ( Austria )
- Former company ( Austria )