The Voisin Laboratoire was a racing car designed by

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, who made airplanes before the

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. Voisin Laboratoire is highlighted in various magazines and news outlets including French magazines '' Causeur'' and '' Challenges''. In 1995, ''

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'' highlighted Voisin Laboratoire as "...the Voisin Laboratoire of 1923 has the excited but dated feel of a Futurist manifesto".

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