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Adler 2 Liter (1938 to 1940) Overview Manufacturer Adlerwerke Production 1938-40: 7,470 units Assembly Frankfurt am Main Body and chassis Body style “Limousine” (4 door Saloons) 2 door Cabriolets Lay ...
Adler 2.5-litre (1937 to 1940) Overview Manufacturer Adlerwerke Also called Adler Typ 10 Autobahn Adler Production 1937 – 1940 21,249 units Assembly Frankfurt am Main Designer Karl Jenschke Body and ...
Adler Car models timeline Typ Construction Time Cylinders Capacity Power Top speed Vis-à-Vis 1900–1903 1 400 cc 2,6 kW (3,5 PS) 30 km/h (19 mph) 45 PS (33 kW; 44 hp) 1900–1903 1 510 cc 3,3 kW (4,5 PS ...
Adler Diplomat (1934 to 1940) Overview Manufacturer Adlerwerke Production March 1934 - 1940 3,205 units Assembly Frankfurt am Main Body and chassis Body style “Limousine” (“six-light 4 door saloon) “ ...
Adler Favorit 1929 to 1933 Overview Manufacturer Adlerwerke Also called Adler Favorit 8/35 1929 – 1933 Adler Favorit (2U) 1933 – 1934 Production 1929 –1933 13,959 units 1933 – 1934 274 units Assembly ...
Adler Motorcar History 1935 Adler Trumpf Streamline Race Car The Adler factory produced bicycles, typewriters, and motorcycles in addition to cars. Before World War I, the company used De Dion two- a ...
Adler Primus 1932 to 1938 Overview Manufacturer Adlerwerke Also called 1932-34: Adler Primus 1.5 Liter 1933–36: Adler Primus 1.7 Liter 1937-38: Adler Primus 1.7E Production 1932-36: 6,713 units 1937- ...
Adler Standard 6 (1927 to 1934) Overview Manufacturer Adlerwerke Also called Adler Standard 6 10/45 Adler Standard 6 12/50 Adler Standard 6 (3U) Production 1927 – March 1934 21,249 units Assembly Fra ...
Adler Standard 8 (1928 to 1933) Overview Manufacturer Adlerwerke Also called 1928-30: Adler Standard 8 15/70 1931–33: Adler Standard 8 15/80 Adler Favorit (2U) 1933 – 1934 Production 1928 –1934 1,720 ...
Adler Trumpf 1.7 EV From 1936 to 1938 Adler Trumpf 1-7-EV from 1936 The Trumpf 1.7 was replaced directly in May 1936 with the Adler Trumpf 1.7 EV. It came with the same 1,645 cc engine as before, for ...