Giulio Prinetti and Augusto Stucchi set up a factory in Milan at the end of the 19th century and began to make three-wheelers equipped with a De Dion engine. They then produced this successful four-wheeler powered by an air-cooled, single-cylinder De Dion. The Quadri also came with a single-seat trailer provided – according to the advertiser- for “your gracious lady companion”.
Engine: De Dion, air-cooled, 1 cylinder
Capacity: 258 cc
Max. power output: 1.75 bhp at 1500 rpm
Belt drive
Weight: 240 kg
Max. speed: 45 km/h
Presented by Famiglia Colombini, Torino
