De Dion-Bouton Type G

The Type G was a rear-engined De Dion-Bouton voiturette that followed the Types D and E. Its first version, the Type G1, appeared in November 1900 with a 4.5 horsepower engine, and a variant known as the Type G2 followed in 1901. It was one of the models through which the Type D voiturette was developed, together with the Types E, I and J, before the company moved its engines to the front of the car. The later Type L, the last rear-engined model, used the Type G chassis with a more powerful six-horsepower engine.