Viennese sidecar maker whose Ernst Marold-designed Autoroller spawned a short-lived family of enclosed three-wheel microcars

F( Identity / Register monogram
3models on record
1952–1954recorded span
Model activity by decade
1950s1950s
About the marque
Founded
1923 – 1954
Country
Austria

The Vienna concern began as Adolf Felber in 1923, manufacturing motorcycle sidecars and trailers before becoming A. Felber & Co. Designer Ernst Marold developed its first automobile in 1952: a doorless reverse-tricycle Autoroller with a rear-hinged roof-and-window canopy. A 350 cc prototype preceded roughly 400 production T 400 and TL 400 cars with 398 cc Rotax twins. Hofmann & Moldrich coachbuilt ten or twelve Möve coupés on the same chassis in 1953–1954. Automobile production ceased in 1954, although Felber continued trading three-wheelers and manufacturing Austromat industrial washing machines.

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