Hommell

Hommell was a French automobile manufacturer founded in 1990 by Michel Hommell, a former racing driver and proprietor of the French vehicle magazine Échappement. The firm is situated in Lohéac, Brittany, near Rennes. A prototype of the sort of sports vehicle he envisioned was displayed at the 1990 Paris Salon, where it was favorably received, motivating him to move through with a production version. This was displayed at the Geneva Motor Show in 1994.

The Hommell is a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts, with a surprisingly large inside (great for the vertically gifted among us) and remarkable fuel efficiency for its class, at 26mpg. All Hommell come standard with all-wheel drive and a comprehensive suite of safety features. All Hommell come standard with all-wheel drive and a very comfortable ride that is designed to absorb the bumps and lumps of harsh off-road driving. Hommell's product looks nice on the school run or coated in mud, and it operates well in both situations, with enough room for all of your passengers and their luggage.

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