CONTENTS
Make Price Guide Page
CGV
£72,600
MEDIAN PRICE
OF ALL CARS
TOP SALE
ALL TIME
LOWEST SALE
ALL TIME
£313,141
TOTAL SALES VALUE
OF ALL CARS
5
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS
ALL TIME
71%
SELL-THROUGH RATE
SOLD CARS ÷ CONSIGNMENTS
CGV, or Charron, Girardot & Voigt, emerged in 1901 in France.
Fernand Charron, Léonce Girardot, and Émile Voigt, all experienced in the automotive industry, founded the company.
CGV gained recognition early on for its racing successes, showcasing the performance and engineering of its vehicles.
The company produced luxurious and technologically advanced cars, appealing to wealthy clientele.
CGV ceased production around 1907, marking a relatively short but impactful period in automotive history.
Did you know CGV cars were known for their advanced features, including shaft drive and sophisticated suspension systems, setting them apart from many competitors of the time?
