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Rosengart - French Automobile Manufacturer
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Rosengart

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Rosengart was a French automobile manufacturer established in 1907, primarily known for producing high-performance racing cars and luxury touring vehicles utilizing innovative lightweight construction techniques throughout the early 20th century.

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Why do Rosengart histories mention both 1907 and 1928?

The dates refer to different stages of the business: the earlier date concerns Lucien Rosengart's engineering activities, while 1928 is the useful date for the Rosengart automobile marque and its Austin Seven-based LR2. The first Rosengart cars reached the market in the late 1920s. [Automobiles L. Rosengart](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobiles_L._Rosengart)

Which car launched the Rosengart automobile marque?

The LR2 was the first major Rosengart car, introduced around 1928 as a French-built licensed version of the British Austin Seven. Lucien Rosengart developed the project with engineer Jules Salomon. [Rosengart history](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobiles_L._Rosengart)

What changed between the Rosengart LR2 and LR4?

The LR4 appeared from 1931 with more changes separating it from the Austin Seven while retaining the 747 cc engine and three-speed gearbox. It remained part of Rosengart's compact-car range for much of the 1930s. [Rosengart history](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobiles_L._Rosengart)

Did Rosengart make only tiny economy cars?

Small Austin-derived cars formed Rosengart's core, but the 1937 Supertraction moved the marque into a larger front-wheel-drive class. It competed with cars such as the Peugeot 402 and Berliet Dauphine, showing that Rosengart also pursued more ambitious touring models. [Rosengart history](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobiles_L._Rosengart)

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