Teilhol
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Teilhol was a French automobile manufacturer founded in 19581 by Raoul Teilhol as ACL (Ateliers de Construction du Livradois). In 1978, the company was renamed after its founder. In 2006, 2CA (Concept Composites Auvergne) began making parts for Teilhol cars once again. Raoul Teilhol died at age 86 on 18 April 2008.
Teilhol was a French automobile manufacturer founded in 1958 by Raoul Teilhol as ACL (Ateliers de Construction du Livradois). In 1978, the company was renamed after its founder. In 2006, 2CA (Concept Composites Auvergne) began making parts for Teilhol cars once again. Raoul Teilhol died at age 86 on 18 April 2008.
1980s
Simply
The Citadine and its variants never sold more than a few hundred models, and by the early 80s Teilhol decided to produce more conventional petrol and diesel microcars, primarily the Simply. Launched in 1981 with either a 49cc or 125cc engine (T50 and T125 trim respectively), this 4-wheeler proved a little more popular and led to diesel editions with larger engines (325 & 400D, TD and TLX).
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