DKW Munga 4 Wagon 1960
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Specifications DKW Munga 4 Wagon 1960 blueprint
The DKW Munga 4 Wagon was a station wagon produced in 1960 by German automaker DKW. It was the middle child of the DKW Munga family, with a robust four-wheel drive system that allowed it to handle even the most demanding terrain without any trouble. The Munga 4 Wagon was built with a classic and sturdy design, featuring high quality materials and a strong chassis. While the exterior features a clearly utilitarian style, the interior was designed to offer a comfortable environment for passengers, boasting cloth upholstery and wood finishing, as well as plenty of head- and legroom. Despite being equipped with the latest technology, the Munga 4 Wagon was also capable of offering reliable and efficient performance thanks to a 3-cylinder engine with 42 HP delivering a powerful 115 Nm of torque. Moreover, the vehicle came with a four-speed manual transmission, making it more suitable for off-road use. Furthermore, the DKW Munga 4 Wagon featured a choice of both semi-automatic and full-automatic transfer cases, as well as an optional electric winch to aid front-wheel recovery. Not only was it incredibly capable off the road, but the Munga 4 Wagon could also be enjoyed on the road, with a flat and wide turning radius which allowed for great maneuverability and safe handling. Altogether, the DKW Munga 4 Wagon was a reliable and sturdy vehicle that won the hearts of those looking for a hard-working and reliable car.
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