Austria-Hungary
- Models
- 12
- Marques
- 1
- Years spanned
- 1899–1914
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Complete source-defined Achilles passenger-car program built under A. Schneider and W. John at Horní Police. Sources preserve the 1906–1912…
Only automobile of Vienna's Erste Automobil-Gesellschaft für Österreich. Larger rear wheels and opposed seating distinguished the design;…
Only individually identified model from Adlerwerke's Vienna assembly operation. It followed the parent Frankfurt Adler design rather than…
Collective model identity for all eight hand-built Thomas Bohrer automobiles because no distinct factory type designations survive. The first used an…
József and Pál Bory's sole automobile, reportedly completed down to its fasteners for the owners of the Csalapuszta estate in 1907 after József…
August Braun and Wilhelm Stift's founding voiturette, unusual in combining its De Dion-Bouton proprietary engine at the front with drive to the front…
One of three materially different Braun layouts reported for 1900 after the pioneering front-drive car. The surviving summary establishes a…
Rear-engined member of Braun's unusually diverse 1900 voiturette program. Period-derived histories confirm the engine position but do not isolate the…
Braun's compact central/under-seat-engine design described in the Allgemeine Automobil-Zeitung of 23 December 1900. A photographed car associated…
The Laurin & Klement OK is catalogued as a phaeton body originating in Austria–Hungary. The catalog also contains sourced technical specifications…
Separate Mars-Werke-licensed passenger car built at Slatiňany alongside the Turicum derivative. The open body seated four. Accessible sources do not…
Locally assembled licensed counterpart to the Swiss Turicum D, using many components supplied by Turicum AG of Zürich/Uster. Its defining friction…