Labor was a French automobile built by Weyher et Richemond, a manufacturer based in Pantin, in the Seine region of France. The car was produced to the designs of De Clèves Chevalier, who acted as the selling agents for the marque. It was a conventional automobile of its era, offered with 15/20 hp and 20/30 hp four-cylinder engines paired with shaft drive. Its appearance was distinguished by round radiators of…
France · 1907-1912 · Steam car
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