Dolo (automobile)

Établissements Brun, Dolo et Galtier, short BDG, was a French manufacturer of automobiles.

Company History

The company from Pierrefitte- sur -Seine began in 1947 with the production of automobiles. The brand name was Dolo. 1948 production ended. A total of about 25 or 200 vehicles emerged.

Rolling stock

The model JB, also known as JB 10 and JB -4, was a compact car. An air-cooled four-cylinder engine with 571 cc or 592 cc displacement and 23 hp drive to the front wheels. The coupé body had room for 2 2 persons. An advertised model with an eight -cylinder engine and 1142 cc capacity was never completed.

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