Panhard model cars database

Panhard (originally Panhard et Levassor) was a French pioneer that established the standard front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout still used today. After WWII, the brand became known for its lightweight, aerodynamic, and fuel-efficient cars like the Dyna Z and 24 CT. While the passenger car division was absorbed by Citroën in 1967, Panhard’s legacy continues through its long-standing production of light military tactical vehicles.

Panhard official site