Rosengart Model History

France · founded 1928

A French microcar pioneer (1928–1955) that began as a licensed Austin 7 builder and evolved into original designs before closing in the mid-1950s.

Models

LR2

Rosengart's founding model — a French-built, progressively Gallicised version of the Austin 7, the car that launched the marque.

Microcar · 1928–1939
LR4 / Cinq

The evolved Austin 7 successor — marketed as the Rosengart Cinq (Five), reflecting its 5 CV tax-horsepower rating.

Microcar · 1931–1939
Supertraction

Rosengart's prestige front-wheel-drive coupé and cabriolet, powered by a Citroën Traction Avant engine — the most elegant car the marque ever built.

Sports car · 1939–1940
Ariette

Rosengart's final production car — a post-war front-wheel-drive saloon styled by Philippe Charbonneaux that failed to find enough buyers to save the company.

Microcar · 1951–1955
Vivor

A post-war light van and break aimed at tradespeople — Rosengart's commercial vehicle of the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Light van · 1947–1953

Other makes