Making its debut at the Paris automotive show in 1923, the Talbot DC was one of the most successful models of the French Talbot company. It had a four-cylinder inline engine and several different body designs, which included race cars. Some patrons used coachbuilders such as Saoutchik to complete the bodies. Other popular variants include the 10 CV and 12/32. The car succeeded the Talbot Type B with leading technology, and it is estimated that around 6500 examples were built before it was discontinued in 1926.