DB

Brand Overview

DB (Deutsch-Bonnet) is a French automotive manufacturer, founded in 1938, headquartered in France. The company was renowned for producing lightweight sports cars and racing cars during the 1950s-1960s before ceasing operations.

Development History

Charles Deutsch and René Bonnet founded the brand in 1938. Lightweight sports cars and racing cars were produced in the 1950s-1960s. In the 1960s, the two founders parted ways, and the brand ceased. DB vehicles were known for lightweight and aerodynamic design.

Main Products

Mainly produced lightweight sports cars and racing cars. Classic products include DB HBR, DB Le Mans, etc. Vehicles participated in races such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Technical Features

DB vehicles adopted lightweight design and aerodynamic optimization. Small displacement engines were used to gain performance advantages through lightweighting and efficiency.

Market Status

In the 1950s-1960s French racing market, DB was one of the well-known brands. There are records of participation in races such as Le Mans.

Brand Status

The brand ceased operations in the 1960s, but DB, as part of French racing history, has certain value in the collecting community.