La Lorraine

La Lorraine was a French car brand.

Company History

The company Charles Schmid & Feuillette was founded in November 1897 in Bar-le- Duc. The aim was next to the automotive manufacturing accessories such as lighting systems. 1899 began the production of automobiles, which were marketed as La Lorraine. 1902 ended automobile production. In 1909, the company was dissolved.

Rolling stock

The only model was equipped with a single cylinder engine in the rear and a friction or friction gear. There was the body shapes Vis -à- vis and Landaulet.

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