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Vermorel

Vermorel is a forgotten marque from the "Region Lyonnaise".

Auromobiles Vermorel type. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

The "Etablissements Vermorel" started car production in 1900. The first car, with a two-cylinder 10hp engine won a Gold medal at the exposition in Lyon. Serial production was established in 1908 / 1909. The first Vermorel car with an oval brass radiator emblem was seen in 1910. Car production ceased in 1930. In thirty years 7,800 cars were built.

The first badge featured a drawing of the car itself, for the last Vermorel car, (the type AD) the emblem was modernized, now showing the signature of the founder, Victor Vermorel. Only few cars were built making it extremely rear.

Vermorel was, together with Berliet, LaBuire and Rochet-Schneider, one of the important marques from that region.

Vermorel emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

1929 Vermorel Type-AD emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

1925 10cv Vermorel ad. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

Vermorel logo stamped on the engine block of a 1923 Vermorel ZX Veymann.

VERMOREL CARS

1913 Vermorel 12 HP.

Vermorel car with script type radiator emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

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