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Cottin & Desgouttes

The French car manufacturer Cottin & Desgouttes existed from 1904 to 1933.

Cottin & Desgouttes emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

In 1904 Pierre Desgouttes left the Berliet brand and decided to build cars under his own name. In 1905 he joined forces with Cyrille Cottin and the brand now received their final name.

In 1911, a branch was even established in Cambridge, England where the chassis imported from France were coachbuilt.

In 1922, the Type M was introduced, a small and very economical car that became the company's greatest success. As a late consequence of the world economic crisis, the company finally ended its activities in 1933.

The star in the center of the emblem is meant to represent beauty.

(source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

Cottin & Desgouttes emblem.

Cottin & Desgouttes logo.

Cottin & Desgouttes brochure. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

Cottin & Desgouttes poster. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

COTTIN & DESGOUTTES CARS

1927 Cottin-Desgouttes Sans Secousses 12 CV, France.

Cottin & Desgouttes. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

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