Photo Gallery «Can it replace the DKW F 102? Wartburg 1000 in the (historic) test»
In 1966, the East German car manufacturer Wartburg introduced a new model series called the "353", sold in this country as the Wartburg 1000. Powered by a two-stroke engine and equipped with a separate chassis, the car no longer necessarily met Western European requirements, but was inexpensive and easy to maintain. Heinz Kranz from the magazine 'hobby' received a Wartburg 1000 for testing and compared it with the DKW F 102, which is no longer built. This article reproduces the original wording of the report at the time and shows the Wartburg and its indirect role model in historical pictures.
Wartburg 1000 (1967) - compared to the DWK F 102
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