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1898 Panhard et Levassor Tonneau news, pictures, and information
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With the Panhard, French engineer Emile Constant Levassor developed the basic design of the modern gasoline automobile, including the 'classic configuration' of a front-mounted vertical engine, wheel steering and rear-driven wheels. Panhards were produced continuously until the 1960s.Source - Frick Car Museum
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