Dallas

CarEst. 1981United Kingdom

Dallas was a French automobile manufacturer best known for producing compact, Jeep-inspired recreational vehicles. Founded by Jean-Claude Hrubon and later developed under Automobiles Grandin, the brand combined rugged styling with reliable Renault and PSA mechanical components. Produced between 1981 and 1998, Dallas vehicles gained popularity for their lightweight construction, simplicity, and distinctive off-road-inspired design, making them a unique part of France’s automotive heritage.