Cournil — Wikipedia page

Bernard Cournil was a French vehicle maker who progressed from improving other people’s vehicles to manufacturing his own during the late 1950s.

After the war Cournil found a stock of US built Jeeps that had been left behind, and these he adapted and maintained for agricultural use. When Hotchkiss began to assemble Jeeps under license in France, it was a natural progression for Cournil to become a regional distributor for the Hotchkiss built Jeep, and in 1954 he went a stage further, concluding his own licensing agreement with Willys Jeep for assembling their vehicle.

From 1979 the vehicles were also produced under licence in Portugal by UMM.

The business was acquired by the Société I.M.I. company (SIMI) in 1980 and during a period when ownership was being transferred to Auverland in 1983/84 the vehicle was briefly marketed as the Autoland.
In 1982 Auverland took over the business and after 1985 the vehicle was marketed as such. The Auverland also provided the basis for Brazil's JPX Montez, built from 1992 until 2002.

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