1947 Dolo JB-10

The BDG (Brun Dolo Galtier) company, founded on December 17, 1945, exhibited a model of their future small car at the 1946 Paris Motor Show on the Delaunay Belleville stand. Its founders spent 1947 raising funds and taking deposits. They exhibited a completed car at the following show. In 1948, two cars were showcased at trade fairs throughout France, and agents signed contracts, believing in this new product. However, the venture was short-lived, as the company was unable to fulfill the orders. The front-wheel-drive car is constructed entirely of lightweight alloys, featuring a box-section monocoque design, giving it exceptional rigidity. The roof is a dome made of Plexiglas, providing 360° visibility. Measuring 3.65 meters long and 1.52 meters wide, it weighs less than 400 kg and boasts a top speed of 120 km/h.