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'''Georges Richard''' was a short lived French [[automobile]] manufacturing firm beginning in 1897 and dissolving in 1902. Established by [[Georges Richard (person)|Georges Richard]], the company mainly copied [[Benz]] cars of the era. In 1900, he bought a licence from the Belgian [[Vivinus]] to build [[voiturettes]]. | '''Georges Richard''' was a short lived French [[automobile]] manufacturing firm beginning in 1897 and dissolving in 1902. Established by [[Georges Richard (person)|Georges Richard]], the company mainly copied [[Benz]] cars of the era. In 1900, he bought a licence from the Belgian [[Vivinus]] to build [[Voiturette|voiturettes]]. | ||
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Georges Richard was a short lived French automobile manufacturing firm beginning in 1897 and dissolving in 1902. Established by Georges Richard, the company mainly copied Benz cars of the era. In 1900, he bought a licence from the Belgian Vivinus to build voiturettes.
