Société Industrielle de Livry was a Paris-based French manufacturer that distributed a series of microcars on behalf of Duriez during the early 1950s. The company's first model was the Atlas Coccinelle, introduced in 1949. It was a tiny, doorless open two-seater measuring just 109 inches (2,770mm) in length, powered by a rear-mounted AMC engine available in 125cc, 150cc, 175cc or 200cc displacements. In 1951, the firm launched the Piaf, whose…
