Jean-Bart

Automobiles Jean Bart was a French automobile manufacturer.

Company History

The company based in Nanterre took over in 1907 Prosper Lambert and started the production of automobiles. The brand name was Jean Bart. 1907 or 1908 production ended.

Rolling stock

There were three models: the 9 CV with a single cylinder engine and 16-20 CV and 40 CV with four-cylinder engines. The 16-20 CV there were among others in the body shapes Double Phaeton and Landaulet. The vehicles possessed shaft drive.

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