Dana was a Danish automobile manufacturer that operated from approximately 1908 to 1914. Founded by Hakon Olsen, the company was based in Copenhagen and specialized in the production of belt-driven cyclecars. The vehicles produced by Dana were powered by 6 horsepower Peugeot air-cooled engines and featured two-speed gearboxes. Their lightweight design, weighing around 570 pounds (260 kg), made them particularly popular in rural areas, as they…