Mystery car pix....

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...B&W French movie from the New Wave era>
 

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Nice job, Stephen987.
 
Ford was out of the picture after about 1954, despite the Ford look the Vedette, is a Simca Vedette like this 1959 Vedette Regence>
 

 
The first car to the left is another Simca, the most popular seller in 1950's France, the Simca Aronde ('51-'58)>
 
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It was the popularity of the Aronde, Simca's first design not based on a Fiat, which enabled Simca to acquire Ford France as well as Talbot and Unic.
 
In '58 Chrysler acquired a stake in Simca becoming majority owner in 1963, changing the name to Chrysler France in 1970 and dropping the Simca name in '81.
 
Oh yes, the Lancia Aurelia is a GT (B20S)

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