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| | Hotchkiss |
 | | A quality light car, the 2.2 litre 12/16hp, appeared in 1912, and the next year a five-car range of three fours (12/16, 16/20 and 20/30 hp) and two sixes (20/30 and 40/50 hp) was catalogued. |
 | | Post-war, Hotchkiss essayed a super-luxury car, the 6.6 litre Type AK, with ohv operated by a miniature crankshaft, but only one was built. |
 | | In 1928 came a new six, the AM 80, which was to be the basis for all subsequent Hotchkiss sixes, and which was offered until 1923 with Corque tube transmission instead of the traditional Hotchkiss drive by open propeller shaft. |
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