French experimental automobile identity associated with Marcel Alamagny's bidirectional prototype

AL Identity / Register monogram
1models on record
1947–1948recorded span
Model activity by decade
1940s1940s
About the marque
Founded
1947 – 1948
Headquarters
Paris, France

Engineer Marcel Alamagny developed a compact experimental car in 1947 from an idea inspired by Gabriel Voisin's 1934 car-of-the-future work. The vehicle had two visually identical ends, a transverse central Simca engine, paired middle wheels and a steerable wheel at each extremity; occupants sat back-to-back around the powertrain. It was displayed around France in 1947 and 1948 and presented to the Society of Automobile Engineers, but no further development or production followed. Amédée Gordini preserved the unique prototype.

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