Wanderer W11 car history

Manufacturer:	Wanderer
Production period:	1928 to 1941
Class :	Motor car
Body versions :	Touring Cars , Roadster , Sedan , Pullman Limousine , Cabriolet , Kübelwagen
Engines:	Gasoline 2.55 liters

The Wanderer W11 10/50 hp is a car which the Wanderer works 1928 brought out as the first six-cylinder model.

The vehicle had a front-mounted, 6-cylinder , 2.55-liter OHV engine, which developed 50 hp and powered the rear wheels via a 3-speed gearbox with shift lever in the middle of the car. The U-profile trolleys had leaf sprung rigid axles and were available as open touring cars, limousines, Pullman sedans, convertibles or roadsters.

In 1930, the car was revised with a four-speed gearbox, a longer wheelbase and new bodies,, the cars were continued until 1933. From 1932, the W11 got a smooth-running Ross steering gear of the gear factory Friedrichshafen AG  .1933, the series was replaced after about 5200 copies of the smaller model W22 .

 1933-1941 were still created by the Wehrmacht - Kübelwagen W11 / I with the 3-liter engine of Wanderer W14 with about 4500 vehicles made.

Wanderer W11 Technical specifications

• Engines size: 2540 cc
• Engines type: 6 cyl.
• Engines power: 50 Hp (37 kW)
• Electrical: 12 volts
• Turning circle: 12 m
• Length: 4600-4770 mm
• Width: 1720 mm
• Height: 1850 mm
• Wheelbase: 2920-3170 mm
• Curb weight: 1320-1600 kg
• Top speed: 97 km/h