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The Lawil S.p.A. is a former Italian automobile manufacturer that began production in 1967. Lawil was located in Pavia, Lombardia. Lawil S.p.A. was a part of the French Lambretta and the Italian Innocenti.

Composition of the brand name: Henri Willame (Director of the French Lambretta) + Carlo Lavezzari (Designer) = LAvezzari + WILlame

Following models were available: ^[1]

• Lawil Farmer (S1) 123cc (1968-1971, F) / Lawil Varzina (S3) 250cc (1970 - 1980, ITA)
• Lawil Farmer II 125cc (1975-1980, F)
• Lawil Berlina (S4) 250cc ( ITA) / Willam City (A1 to A3) 123cc and 175cc (1967-1971, F) / Willam City (A4 and A5) 125cc (1971-1980, F)
• Lawil Pick-Up (C1) 123cc (until 1977, F)
• Willam Fourgonnette (C2) 125cc (1968-1988, only sold in France)
• Willam Break (C4) 125cc

References

David Burgess Wise, The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Automobiles.

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