France · founded 1894

Delahaye Model History

French luxury and racing marque (1894–1954) — the coachbuilt Type 135 won Le Mans in 1938 and defined prewar French elegance before Hotchkiss ended production.

5 models

Find your car

Start with a make and model. Add a year where a detailed guide is available.

MakeModelYear (optional)

Choose a make to see its models.

Browse all Delahaye models

Browse the model catalog

Delahaye models

Filter model names or body styles

5 models shown

Type 135
Delahaye's most celebrated model — a coachbuilt grand tourer and outright Le Mans winner, produced from 1935 until the marque's closure in 1954.
Grand tourer · 1935–1954
Model history
Type 145
The "Million Franc" Grand Prix racer — a 4.5-litre V12 built to win a French government prize and beat the German factory teams, with only four ever built.
Racing car · 1937–1939
Model history
Type 175 / 178 / 180
Delahaye's ambitious postwar flagship — a 4.5-litre six on a semi-monocoque chassis, offered in three wheelbase lengths, with 107 cars built before persistent quality issues ended production.
Luxury car · 1948–1951
Model history
Type 235
Delahaye's final car — a modernised 135MS with full-width ponton styling, 84 examples built before the marque's closure in 1954.
Grand tourer · 1951–1954
Model history
Type 134 / 134N
Delahaye's four-cylinder touring car of the 1930s — a more accessible companion to the Type 135, with around 340 examples of the 134N built.
Touring car · 1933–1940
Model history

Other makes

Delahaye models

Type 135

Type 145

Type 175 / 178 / 180

Type 235

Type 134 / 134N