A.G. Engineering — every.autos

Lisbon specialist behind Portugal's limited-production Citroën AX BB convertible and a 2CV-based Traction Avant homage

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2models on record

1988–1995recorded span

Model activity by decade

1980s1980s

1 limited edition

92 total units across the few-off lineage

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About the marque

Founded: 1988 – 1995
Headquarters: Lisbon, Portugal

A.G. Engineering began automobile work in Lisbon in 1988. Its best-documented project was the AX BB Cabrio, commissioned by Citroën dealer Benjamin Barral: a four-seat, structurally reinforced AX convertible shown in 1988 but delayed by homologation until 1991. Production continued for roughly two years, with published totals ranging from about sixty to ninety-two. The company also offered the Traction Vulumax, placing a fiberglass Traction Avant-style body on Citroën 2CV foundations. Manufacture ended around 1995, leaving those two vehicles as its complete source-attested range.

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Catalog

2 models

1988–1993

AX BB Cabrio

Limited

Benjamin Barral-commissioned convertible developed by A.G. Engineering from the Citroën AX. A prototype appeared in 1988, but three years of…

92 builtCURATED

c. 1988–1995

Traction Vulumax

Second source-named A.G. Engineering automobile, combining a Citroën 2CV chassis and mechanical package with a plastic body styled after the pre-war…

CURATED