Jousset

Louis Jousset was a French manufacturer of automobiles.

Company History

Louis Jousset founded in 1923 in Bellac, the company that bore his name, for the production of automobiles. The brand name was Jousset. 1926 production ended. Overall, about 12 vehicles emerged.

Rolling stock

On offer were sports cars. For the drive motors ensured installation of CIME, Ruby and SCAP. The vehicles were also in 1925 and 1926 used in car races such as the 24 - hour race at Le Mans.

Types of business entity France S.C.A.P. Able (1920 automobile) Ajams Alba (1913 automobile) Alcyon Alphi Alva (1913 automobile) Amilcar Arzac A. S. (automobile) ASS (car) Astra (1922 automobile) Bellanger (automobile) Berliet Bignan (automobile) Bollack Netter and Co Brasier Bugatti Butterosi Chaigneau-Brasier Charron (automobile) Automobiles Claveau Mochet Coadou et Fleury Cognet de Seynes Colda Constantinesco (automobile) Corre-La Licorne Darmont De Bazelaire De Dion-Bouton Sensaud de Lavaud De Sanzy Deguingand Delage Delahaye Delaunay-Belleville Doriot, Flandrin & Parant Donnet E.H.P. Electricar Farman Aviation Works Fonlupt Georges Irat Hinstin Hotchkiss et Cie Hurtu Induco Jack Sport Janoir Jean Gras JG Sport Jouffret La Confortable La Ponette Automobiles Lambert Le Cabri Le Favori Le Roitelet Leyat Automobiles Lombard Lorraine-Dietrich Louis Chenard Luc Court Madoz Majola Mathis (cars) Messier (automobile) Michel Irat Mors (automobile) Motobloc Octo (Automobile) Peugeot Société des Automobiles Pilain (SAP) Quo Vadis (automobile) Radior Automobiles Rally Renault Robert Serf Rochet-Schneider Rolland-Pilain Automobiles L. Rosengart Ryjan Salmson Santax Secqueville-Hoyau Silva-Coroner Sima-Violet Sizaire-Naudin Soriano-Pedroso Stabilia (automobile) Tracta Tuar (automobile) Unic Vaillant (automobile) Vermorel Villard (automobile/cyclecar) Virus (automobile)

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