France · founded 1905

Delage Model History

French luxury and racing marque (1905–1953) — 1927 Grand Prix World Champions and creators of the coachbuilt D8 straight-eight for royalty and heads of state.

5 models

The complete catalog

Models

Type A
Delage's first car — a De Dion-Bouton-powered voiturette that put the marque on the racing map from the very start.
Voiturette · 1906–1910
DI / DIS / DISS
Delage's best-selling pre-war model — a 2.1-litre four-cylinder tourer that sold over 10,700 examples and offered genuine performance at accessible prices.
Touring car · 1923–1927
15-S-8
The supercharged straight-eight that swept the 1927 Grand Prix season and won Delage the title 'World Champion of Car Builders.'
Grand Prix racing car · 1926–1927
D8
Delage's magnificent straight-eight luxury range (1929–1940) — a coachbuilder's canvas owned by kings, emperors and film stars.
Luxury car · 1929–1940
D6
Delage's long-running six-cylinder touring car (1930–1953) — the marque's final production model and a Le Mans podium finisher.
Luxury car · 1930–1953

Other makes

Models

Type A

DI / DIS / DISS

15-S-8

D8

D6