DCA (Spain) - AllCarIndex

Drover Construcciones de Automóviles SL, commonly known as DCA, was a Spanish automobile manufacturer based in Madrid. The company operated from 1992 to 1994 before transitioning to Fabricación Europea de Automóviles SL, which continued production from 1995 onwards.

DCA specialized in creating a unique four-wheeled vehicle inspired by the English Lomax three-wheeler and based on the Citroën 2CV platform. The DCA model featured a distinctive fiberglass roadster body that transformed the classic 2CV into an appealing two-seater. Its design included notable elements such as a one-piece windshield, leather straps on the hood, a spoke steering wheel, and a wooden dashboard, all contributing to its classic aesthetic.

Equipped with the 2CV engine, DCA vehicles were capable of reaching speeds of approximately 80 mph (128 km/h). The production output was modest, with around fifty units manufactured each year, reflecting the niche market the company served during its operational years.