Ardex (car manufacturer)

Automobiles Ardex was a French manufacturer of automobiles.

Company History

The company based in Nanterre began in 1934 with the production of automobiles. The brand name was Ardex. 1937 production ended first. Between 1952 and 1955 vehicles emerged again.

Rolling stock

Ardex 1934, a small car in the style of the English tricycle scooter Morgan ago. To drive a V2 engine made ​​with 500 cc displacement. A four-wheeled car was followed by 1937. With an original price of 5,500 French francs it was the cheapest on the French market.

In 1952, a Ardex a microcar. A single-cylinder two -stroke engine of the Société Anonyme Briban ( SABB ) with either 100 cc or 125 cc drove the vehicle. In addition, a built-in motor of Fichtel & Sachs with 50 cm ³ capacity stood for election. The vehicle was 240 cm long and 107 cm wide.

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