Auto Union 1000S Coupe 1960
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Specifications Auto Union 1000S Coupe 1960 blueprint
The Auto Union 1000S Coupe 1960 is an iconic German automobile that is a classic in the collector's market. This two-door coupe, designed by Audi, has a distinctive shape and style that set it apart from other cars in its class. It has a low, sleek body with a front-engined, front-wheel-drive layout. The body is constructed from steel, with a chromed grille and bumpers, and the interior has blue vinyl upholstery and woodgrain accents. The exterior is finished in a sage green paint and features bright chrome trim around the wheel arches, doors and around the windows. The car is powered by an inline-four, one-litre engine with 50 horsepower and a four-speed manual transmission. The 1000S Coupe was designed to be a reliable and economical car, perfect for driving around town. In particular, it was praised for its smooth ride and responsive handling. The 1000S comfortably seats four and also includes plenty of storage space, making it a great choice for a city runabout. It has a tight turning circle and agile acceleration, making it easy to maneuver. The top speed is 93 mph. It boasts features such as three-point seat belts and headrests, and also has a large trunk capacity. This classic looks as good today as it did when it first rolled off the production line. Its timeless design, functional interior, and comfortable driving experience make the Auto Union 1000S Coupe 1960 a must-have for car enthusiasts.
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