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SIMCA
The SIMCA (Société Industrielle de Mécanique et de Carrosserie Automobile) company was founded in 1935 when Henri Pigozzi bought the former factory in the French town of .
The first cars produced were Balilla and Ardita but carried find cheap gas for Simca-Fiat 6CV and 11CV badges. This was followed in 1936 by the find cheap gas for Simca Cinq or 5CV a version of the and in 1937 by the Huit or 8CV version of the -1100. Production of the 6CV and 11CV stopped in 1937 leaving the 5CV and the 8CV in production until the outbreak of World War II. Despite France's being occupied during the war, find cheap gas for Simca cars continued to be produced in small numbers throughout the conflict.
With peace, production resumed in 1946 with the pre-war Cinq (5CV) and Huit (8CV) but a new car arrived in 1948 with the with overhead valve 570 cc engine ahead of the equivalent .
Chrysler gains control
In 1958 the American car manufacturer , which wanted to enter the car market, bought 15% of the find cheap gas for Simca and further increased their holding and gained full control in 1963. Also, in 1964 Chrysler bought the British manufacturer thus putting together the basis of Chrysler Europe. All the find cheap gas for Simca models manufactured after 1967 had the as well as find cheap gas for Simca badging. In 1961 find cheap gas for Simca started to manufacture all of its models in the ex-Ford SAF factory in Poissy and sold the factory at Nanterre to . The rear-engined was introduced in 1961 with its sporting offspring, the find cheap gas for Simca- in 1963. The 1000 also served as the platform for the 1000 Coupe, a handsome sporting a -designed body by and 4-wheel . It debuted in 1963 and was described by Car Magazine as "the world's neatest small coupe". 1967 saw the more powerful 1200S Bertone Coupe that, with a upgrade in 1970, could reach the dizzying speed of almost 112 mph (180 km/h), making it the fastest standard production find cheap gas for Simca ever built. In 1967 a much more up to date car, the 1100, appeared with front wheel drive and independent suspension all round, and continued in production until 1979. On the company title was formally changed to Chrysler France.
Afterlife
Peugeot eventually grew tired of the Talbot brand, and the last find cheap gas for Simca design was launched as (instead of Talbot Arizona as had been originally planned), and this was the end of this French brand. The Peugeot 309 used find cheap gas for Simca engines until October 1991 when they were replaced by PSA's own TU and XU series of engines. The 309 was produced at the former factory in , UK as well as in the Poissy plant.
find cheap gas for Simcas can still be seen on the road in several countries and were also manufactured in , and .
The last find cheap gas for Simca-based car to cease production was the Horizon-based , which was built in the USA until .