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Bozier von 1903
Bozier ist ein ehemaliger französischer Hersteller von Automobilen aus Puteaux, der zwischen 1901 und 1920 tätig war.
Die Voiturettes Bozier begannen 1901 mit dem Bau von Automobilen. Die ersten Modelle waren Dreiräder (Tricycles), 1902 folgten Quadricycles. 1906 gingen der Kleinwagen 4 ½ CV mit einem Einzylindermotor mit 344 cm³ Hubraum, ein Zweizylindermodell, beide mit einem Einbaumotor von De Dion-Bouton ausgestattet, und das Vierzylindermodell 24 CV in Produktion. 1910 bestand das Angebot aus dem 24 CV sowie einem Zweizylindermodell mit 1.300 cm³ Hubraum. 1910 gab es ein Einzylindermodell mit 763 cm³ Hubraum und ein Vierzylindermodell mit 1.800 cm³ Hubraum. 1912 gab es vier verschiedene Vierzylindermodelle mit Hubräumen ab 1.100 cm³, ab 1913 Vierzylindermodelle mit 2.000 cm³, 2.400 cm³ und 3.600 cm³ Hubraum.
1920 endete die Produktion.
Ein Fahrzeug dieser Marke ist im Museu dos Transportes e Comunicações in Porto in Portugal zu besichtigen.
Literatur
- Harald H. Linz, Halwart Schrader: Die große Automobil-Enzyklopädie, BLV, München 1986, ISBN 3-405-12974-5
- G. N. Georgano: Autos. Encyclopédie complète. 1885 à nos jours, Courtille, 1975 (französisch)
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