Produced by Talbot under the era of Sunbeam-Talbot-Darracq, the smaller and slower Talbot 75 was built alongside the 105 and the 90 but was more or less a successor to the 14/45. The smaller, Georges Roesch-designed 2.3L inline-six produced about 70hp and had a "pre-selector" style gearbox. The 75 ended production at the same time as the 105 in 1937.