Poinard

Poinard was a French manufacturer of sidecars and automobiles.

Company History

The company Poinard from Cachan produced sidecars for motorcycles. 1951, the development of an automobile. The brand name was Poinard. 1953 ended automobile production.

Rolling stock

The only car model was a tricycle, in which the individual wheel was forward. The driver sat on a motorcycle saddle, behind it was a bench seat for two people. For the drive was provided by a single-cylinder two -stroke engine of Ydral with 125 cc and 4 hp, which drive the rear wheels.

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