Hispano-Suiza was a Spanish automotive and engineering company renowned for producing luxurious and high-performance automobiles during the early to mid-20th century. Founded in 1904 by Swiss engineer Marc Birkigt and Spanish businessman Damián Mateu, Hispano-Suiza quickly gained a reputation for excellence in craftsmanship, engineering innovation, and cutting-edge technology. The company’s cars were favored by royalty, celebrities, and aristocrats worldwide for their elegance, refinement, and exceptional performance. Notable models like the Hispano-Suiza H6 and J12 epitomized the brand’s commitment to luxury and engineering excellence, featuring powerful engines, exquisite coachwork, and advanced features ahead of their time. In addition to automobiles, Hispano-Suiza also produced aircraft engines, which were used in some of the most iconic aircraft of the era. While production of Hispano-Suiza automobiles ceased in the 1950s, the brand’s legacy endures as a symbol of Spanish craftsmanship and automotive excellence.