Panhard K16

The Panhard K16 was a four-tonne lorry that Panhard et Levassor built in the last year of the First World War, only 51 between April and September 1918. Fifty went to the French armies and one stayed in the Panhard works. It used a four-cylinder sleeve-valve SK 4 F engine of 105 by 140 mm rated at 20 HP, twin rear wheels on solid tyres, a wheelbase of 4.20 metres, an empty weight of 2,900 kg and a payload of 4,000 kg. It dropped out of military fleets soon after the war and left almost no trace after 1922. It was the production successor of the K12 prototype of the same payload class.