Reyonnah

Reyonnah was a French car brand.

Company History

The company of the designer Robert Hannoyer from Paris began in 1950 with the production of automobiles. The brand name is the Reyonnah ananym of Hannoyer. In 1954 the production. Overall, slightly more than 16 vehicles emerged.

Rolling stock

The only model was a small car with rear narrow gauge. The vehicle offered two persons behind the other and resembled the Messerschmitt. The built-in motor of AMC or Ydral with 175 cc to 200 cc, drove the right rear wheel. A special feature of the front axle was folded away so that the front track instead of 132 cm only 75 cm was to allow the vehicle when not in use did not require much more parking than a motorcycle.

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