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The Type C was launched at the Paris Salon in 1921.
Originally available as a 2 seat Torpédo finished in yellow (hence its nickname "Citron", it was joined by a 2 seat cabriolet in 1923 and in 1924 it was superceded by the Type C2 with a choice of 2 seat Torpédo, 3 seat Torpédo and 2 seat cabriolet. In 1925 the C2 was in turn replaced by the C3 which remained in production until 1926.
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5 HP Type C, Type C2 and Type C3
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Number of cylinders
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Four
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Cubic capacity
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856cm3
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Bore and stroke
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55 x 90mm
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Power output
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11 bhp @ 2 100 rpm
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Transmission
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Rear wheel drive via three speed gearbox
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Brakes
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Foot operated drum on transmission shaft and hand operated on rear wheels
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Suspension
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Front : single quarter eliptical springs
Rear : twin quarter elliptical springs
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Steering
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Worm and roller
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Top speed
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60 kph
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