SOMECA

SOMECA (La Société de Mécanique de la Seine) was a subsidiary of the French automobile manufacturer SIMCA. It originated in the 1950s when it acquired MAP and its two-stroke diesel engine. Fiat held a majority stake in SOMECA, and by the 1960s, the model lineup was integrated with Fiat. In 1983, SOMECA ceased to exist as an independent brand and was completely merged into FiatAgri.

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Power25-55 hp

Founded1952-1963

Models4 models

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SOMECA Tractors (4)

Name	Model	Power	Founded Year	Action
SOMECA DA 50	DA 50	38 hp[B]	1952 - 1955	View Details
SOMECA Som 25	Som 25	25 hp	1960 - 1963	View Details
SOMECA Som 45	Som 45	40 hp[B]	unknown	View Details
SOMECA Som 55	Som 55	55 hp	1961 - 1963	View Details

SOMECA

SOMECA Tractors (4)

SOMECA DA 50

SOMECA Som 25

SOMECA Som 45

SOMECA Som 55

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