The fact that a large majority cannot understand the views of a small minority and collectively shake their heads in resignation is not only seen in times of medical crises. In an automotive context, society was probably similarly divided at the beginning of the sixties. At that time, the dominance of four-stroke engines had long been established, but a few stubborn manufacturers were still producing two-stroke cars, including DKW. Although the F 12 had its flaws, its performance and equipment were more than respectable even in comparison with the four-stroke competition... You can find out more about this small mid-range car in the original test report from 1963 and from the historical photos.