A timeless vehicle
The KZ8 model, unveiled at the 1931 Paris Motor Show, differed from its predecessor in having lower-seated bodywork, which increased interior volume for the same wheelbase. The designers had also removed the sunshield above the windscreen to give the car a more modern profile.
A strong reputation
In 1930, KZ won competition honours by leading its category at the Ostend International Rally.
The most famous KZ of all was the Type KZ 11, the taxi version of which (known under the name G7) would give Parisians two decades of loyal transport service.
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