Auto Union 1000SP Coupe 1958
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Specifications Auto Union 1000SP Coupe 1958 blueprint
The Auto Union 1000SP Coupe 1958 was an iconic, mid-1950s, two-door touring car with an emphasis on timeless luxury, sporting finesse, and unrivaled detail. With its refined lines and bold presence, it was a car capable of turning the heads of any onlooker. The exterior of the classic coupe was characterized by gracefully curved lines, a low profile, and a sleek spoiler that finished off the rear. The two-tone paint job provided an added touch of drama. The wheels were a signature 15 inch alloy and it gave it's passengers the desired race car look. The interior was a work of art with its upscale styling, ergonomically designed dashboard and stunning wood detailing giving it an aura of refined luxury. Many of the options were added such as the power windows, power seats, leather accents, radio, and other custom features. The Auto Union 1000SP Coupe 1958 was powered by a powerful, 105 horsepower engine and had a five-speed manual transmission with a sporty clutch, potent suspension and low, close-ratio gearing for enhanced acceleration. In terms of performance, the Auto Union 1000SP Coupe 1958 was considered to be one of the top performers of its era. It was praised for its outstanding grip and power at all speeds, allowing the driver to make quick, decisive moves even at high speeds. No matter the journey or the destination, the Auto Union 1000SP Coupe 1958 could be counted on to get you there in style. An unmistakable classic that remains one of the most iconic vehicles from the 1950s.
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