Chassis No.

15095


Engine No.

333142



Unveiled at the 1934 Paris Motor Show, the K6 was the final model produced by the marque.

Built on the highly regarded J12 chassis, it was powered by a 5.2-liter inline six-cylinder engine producing 120 horsepower.

With just 206 examples built, the K6 represented the culmination of the marque's engineering and craftsmanship-the ultimate expression of its savoir-faire-before the company was nationalized by the French government in 1938 and redirected toward wartime production, manufacturing aircraft and trucks.



The 1930s marked the golden age of France's great luxury coachbuilders.

Just a few hundred yards from the Hispano-Suiza's production facilities, in the heart of the French automotive industry, Vanvooren had established an international reputation for combining refined elegance with exceptional build quality.

The Parisian coachbuilder bodied cars for some of the most prestigious marques of the era, including Bugatti, Bentley, and ...