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make a cabriolet with the intent to build a small series of street cars. 3750 mm (148 in) long, the car weighed 500 kg (1,100 lb) and used the Dyna's 750 cc flat-two and much of the suspension and drivetrain. As with most DBs, it had a central frame with two outliers. An 850 cc version was also offered, a model which could reach 140 rather than the 125–130 km/h of the smaller one. Naturally, Panhard developed a racing
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The 1949 DB8 was bodied by Antem of Belgium and shown at the 1949 Paris Salon. While a handsome (winning two concours d'élegances) and modern design, Citroën refused to allow the provision of parts for series production. After DB began to depend on Panhard for engines, Antem was again commissioned to
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before partaking in any competitions. Their early cars were all built using Citroën parts, but supply was troublesome and DB soon moved on to using Panhard technology. This relationship came about as Deutsch was an officer of independent racer's club AGACI. When this organization decided to begin a
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11CV. The construction took seventeen months. A series of numbered successors followed. The close-roofed 1.5-litre DB2's career was hindered by the war and was sold later, without Deutsch ever using it. The DB3 was a monocoque project developed during the war, but was never built, as the improved
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sports car race, with Laureau and Armagnac driving. DB always showed strongly in the "Index of Performance", a category especially suitable for DB's small-engined, aerodynamic little racers. The Index of Performance is perhaps best known at the Le Mans 24 hours competition, but the category also
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version (called the Tank) of the Antem cabriolet. These competed at Le Mans 1951 as well as several other races. About twenty Antem cabriolets were built in 1951, but DB chose to let it die in favor of a coupé version of the same ("Coach" in French). A few DB-Antem Coach were built, mostly for
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Neither single-seater DB was at all successful, but they did show Deutsch - who had hitherto preferred dependable standard units - that a tuned engine would become necessary. DB thus moved into the performance parts market, developing and offering a four-speed conversion for Citroëns and an
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The company was defunct by 1961, as Deutsch and Bonnet's differing design philosophies hamstrung further cooperation. The number of DB's built is not certain; estimates of up to 2,000 cars are mentioned but more conservative numbers are closer to one thousand.
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Deutsch and Bonnet disagreed whether they should build cars of front-wheel drive or mid-engined design. There was also disagreement on which engines to use. Charles Deutsch, wanting to stick to Panhard engines, left DB in 1961 to found his own firm
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The fibreglass bodies covered a tubular central beam chassis made from steel, with front wheel drive and four wheel independent suspension directly lifted from the Panhard donors. Until 1952 all DBs had been intended for competition purposes only.
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flat-twin engines, most commonly of 610, 744, or 848 cc. Deutsch was a "theoretical engineer who had a natural instinct for aerodynamics," while Bonnet was a more "pragmatic mechanical engineer".
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model (1954–1959) was the partners' most successful project to date, with several hundred of the little cars produced between 1954 and 1959. This was followed by the
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based cabriolet at the 1950 Paris Motor Show, the company also began to produce small road-going sports cars. By 1952 the company no longer had its own stand at the
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and other long distance racing. Nearly all DBs, even the road cars, were designed with competition foremost in mind. In 1952, a DB Speedster was entered in the
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Panhard was happy to support the construction of about fifteen more. The formula expired in 1951, with the DB Panhard 500 never competitive abroad.
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in the 1936 French Grand Prix for sports cars, but when this failed to materialise they set about building their own racer. The 1938 alloy-bodied
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Deutsch's very efficient and influential aerodynamic designs allowed DB race cars to reach impressive top speeds despite the small Panhard
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competition. These had bodywork designed by Deutsch, and again mainly relied on Dyna underpinnings and a central steel-tube frame.
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and won its class handsomely, beginning its career in the United States market. Steve Lansing and Ward Morehouse were the drivers.
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the partners concentrated on making light-weight racing cars, but a few years after the war, starting with the presentation of a
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existed at many French automobile races of the era, such as the Tour de France. DBs were also successful in American
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The D.B Coupés, in racing or customer versions, were intensively involved in rallying and on international circuits:
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Decker, Jean-Paul (October 2008). "Essai: DB Le Mans Grand Luxe 1962: Derniers beaux jours" [Last heydays].
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convertible and hardtop, which was shown in 1959 and built by DB until 1962, and continued until 1964 by
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pontoon-bodied DB4 took preference. With a central beam chassis with a forked cradle for the 1.5 litre
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a Chausson-designed DB Coach in fibreglass, although it did not enter production until 1954. The
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racing, where they racked up an impressive number of victories in the H-sports category.
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Bellu, René (2000). "Toutes les voitures françaises 1953 (salon Paris oct 1952)".
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stand, reflecting the level of cooperation between the two businesses.
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engine. DB's received class victories at Le Mans (three times),
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Borgeson, Griffith (1980). "D.B. stands for Deutsch-Bonnet".
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Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d'Automobiles
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DB entered five cars and were also involved with Panhards "
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The 1945 Citroën-engined DB5, which competed at Le Mans in
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Automobiles. Deutsch ended up an engineering consultant.
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power units: this business was later to become part of
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roadster was a special, built using the remains of a
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head - developed with the aid of engine specialists
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Index


Sports cars
automotive engineering
24 Hours of Le Mans
12 Hours of Sebring
TdF Automobile
Prince Rainier of Monaco


DB Panhard Le Mans
automobile
Champigny-sur-Marne
Charles Deutsch
René Bonnet
war
Panhard
Paris Motor Show
Panhard
sports cars
fibreglass
Panhard

1949
1950
Amilcar PĂ©gase
Citroën Traction Avant
Traction 7A
the occupation

overhead camshaft

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