Trabant P500 Sedan 1959
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Specifications Trabant P500 Sedan 1959 blueprint
The classic 1950s Trabant P500 Sedan was an iconic vehicle of East Germany that became known for its charm and durability despite the often difficult conditions under the Iron Curtain. The car was heavily influenced by the Volkswagen Beetle but required some engineering modifications to account for its unique production environment. It featured a two-cylinder, two-stroke, 498cc engine with a maximum output of 26 horsepower, allowing it to reach a top speed of 66 mph. The sedan had a steel unibody construction and a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, giving it a horsepower-to-weight ratio of 14lbs:1hp. Its classic design included a rounded front-end and low-slung body, giving it a signature look that quickly became recognizable on the streets of East Germany. Despite its low power output, it was capable of carrying a full load of five people and luggage with its ample interior seating and trunk space. It was also equipped with features such as an interior heater, electric windows, and a sunroof, symbolizing its luxury status despite its limited resources. It was available in a variety of attractive colors, including silver, green, blue, yellow, and red, and featured unique chromed detailing and hubcaps, giving it a timeless look that still captivates car enthusiasts today.
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