Auto Review Books Delahaye Album

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This Auto Review mini-series describes three French car marques whose names resonate with style and quality: Delahaye, Delage and Hotchkiss . They were competitors for many years, but they were thrown together by economic adversity. Delage was taken over by Delahaye in 1935, and Delahaye eventually would merge with Hotchkiss in the 1950s, shortly before all three marques disappeared into oblivion. There will be three titles in this Auto Review mini-series of publications, eachdevoted to one of these companies.Emile Delahaye produced his first car in 1894, but by 1901 he had sold his shareholdi

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