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Vehicles launched in 1955

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  • Goliath Goli (1955-1961)

    Commercial vehicles
    Goliath Goli (1955-1961)

    Goliath Goli Goliath Goli From 1955 to 1961 Goli Manufacturer: Goliath-Werk GmbH, Bremen Production period: 1955-1961 Technical specifications designs: Flatbed , panel van Engines: 0.5 liter (11-12.5 kW) Payload: 0.75-0.95 t Perm. Total weight: 1.8 t The Goliath Goli was a pickup truck of the Borgw ...

    Goliath
  • Goliath Jagdwagen Type 31 (1955-56)

    Military vehicles
    Goliath Jagdwagen Type 31 (1955-56)

    Goliath Jagdwagen Type 31 Goliath Jagdwagen Type 31 Production period: 1955-1956 Body versions : Kübelwagen Engines: 0.9 liters (31-33 kW) Length: 3530 mm Width: 1660 mm Height: 1600 mm Wheelbase : 2150 mm Curb weight : 890 kg The Goliath Jagdwagen type 31 ( truck 0.25 t gl (4x4) , Goliath type 31  ...

    Goliath
  • Morris FE (1955-1959)

    Commercial vehicles
    Morris FE (1955-1959)

    Morris FE Truck Production period: 1955-1959 Type: commercial vehicle Body Truck,custom body Engines: Gasoline,diesel The Morris FE was a 5 and 7 ton truck manufactured by Morris Commercial , part of the British Morris Motor Company , from 1955 to 1959. History In 1955 The series II FV was now offe ...

    Morris
  • Packard 400 (1955-1956)

    Motor Cars
    Packard 400 (1955-1956)

    Packard 400 (Four-Hundred) Production period: 1955 to 1956 Class : Motor car Engines: Petrol : V8 The Packard 400 (pronounced Packard Four-Hundred ) was a car model that manufactured the Studebaker-Packard Corporation in Detroit in the model years 1955 and 1956. During its two years of production, ...

    Packard
  • Sunbeam Rapier Series I (1955-1958)

    Sports Cars
    Sunbeam Rapier Series I (1955-1958)

    Sunbeam Rapier Series I Production 1955–1958 7477 produced. Body style 2 door saloon Engine 1390 cc overhead valve Straight-4 Wheelbase 96 in (2,400 mm) Length 160 in (4,100 mm) Width 60 in (1,500 mm) Height 57 in (1,400 mm) The Series I Rapier was a pretty car which in general, was well received b ...

    Sunbeam
  • Triumph TR3 (1955-1962)

    Sports Cars
    Triumph TR3 (1955-1962)

    Triumph TR3 1955 to 1962 Overview Manufacturer Standard Motor Company Production 1955–1962 Assembly Coventry, England Melbourne, Australia Liege, Belgium Mechelen, Belgium South Africa Body and chassis Class Sports car Layout FR layout Powertrain Engine 1991 cc straight-4 2138 cc straight-4 Transmi ...

    Triumph
  • VW Karmann Ghia (1955-75)

    Sports Cars
    VW Karmann Ghia (1955-75)

    Volkswagen Karmann Ghia 1955 to 1975 Overview Manufacturer Volkswagen Production Germany 1955–1974 445,238 builtCoupé: 364,401 Cabriolet: 80,837 Brazil 1962-1975 41,689 built Coupé: 23,393 Cabriolet: 177 TC: 18,119 Assembly Osnabrück, Germany São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil (VW Brasil) Designer Luigi ...

    Volkswagen
  • Zastava 750 (1955-85)

    Motor Cars
    Zastava 750 (1955-85)

    Zastava 750 (1955-1985) Overview Manufacturer Zastava Automobili Also called Fiat 750Z Fića, Fićo, Fičo Fičko, Fikjo Production 18 October 1955 (1955-10-18)–18 November 1985 (1985-11-18) Assembly Kragujevac, Serbia Bogotá, Colombia Body and chassis Class Subcompact Body style 3-door hatchback Relat ...

    Zastava

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