Marie de Bagneux

Marie de Bagneux was a French manufacturer of automobiles.

Company History

The company from Bayeux began in 1907 with the production of automobiles. The brand name was Marie de Bagneux or Marie. In the same year, production was discontinued in again.

Rolling stock

On offer were Voiturettes. This was to tricycles, in which the individual wheel was back. The open cockpit had room for one person. The empty weight was given by 100 kg. For the single-cylinder engine was powered by a De Dion -Bouton. The choice was between motors with 1.25 hp and 1.75 hp. The engine power was transmitted by means of straps.

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