Jacquemin was an early French automobile built by Paul Jacquemin in Morez, in the Jura department, in 1874. Described as the first chain-driven car, it was propelled by a steam boiler mounted on an open, four-wheeled chassis.
France · 1874-1874 · Steam car
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