Suère [SEP] dissolved or abolished
Suère
Automobiles J. Suère was a French manufacturer of automobiles between 1909 and 1931.
The business.
The company started in Paris manufacturing engines branded under the "Velox" name. Automobiles were added in 1909, and, following the war, continued to be produced in modest volumes till 1931.
The cars.
The first Suères were an 8CV with an engine capacity of 763cc and a 4-cylinder 10CV of 1592cc bought in from Ballot.
After the war the manufacturer announced an ambitious 1408 cc V8 engined car
at 20,000 francs and 25,000 francs.
By the time of the 22nd Paris Motor Show in October 1928 Suère were listing three models, all of them powered by side-valve engines, as follows: 
- Suère "8CV" 1.2-litre: wheelbase "Prices: 4-seater "Torpédo", 17,000 francs; "Conduite intérieure" (saloon/sedan) 20,000 francs"
- Suère "10CV" 1.85-litre: wheelbase "Prices: 4-seater "Torpédo", 20,550 francs; "Conduite intérieure" (saloon/sedan)