About the marque
- Founded
- 1902 – 1904
- Country
- France
Hache et Lassougade of Agen, also identified as Ache Frères, began automobile manufacture around 1902 and sold vehicles under the Ache and Lassougade names. Its open two-seaters placed one wheel at the front, with an Aster or De Dion-Bouton engine immediately behind it and belt drive to the rear axle; a water-cooled 6 hp single-cylinder is specifically documented. Approximately fifteen to twenty vehicles were built before production ended around 1904, and two or three reportedly survive. No reliable individual model designations are preserved.
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