Bucciali was a short-lived French automobile company, beginning production in 1922 and going out of business by 1933. The founders started small by producing two-stroke engines before eventually entering full automotive production. The company quickly became known for the TAV-6, which featured front-wheel-drive for possibly the first time in history. Other notable models include the Double Huit, built with twin straight-eight engines. Today a Bucciali is very rare to find on the market or outside a museum. It is estimated that about 151 cars were built.