Wartburg

Wartburg

Under the name Wartburg IFA (Industrial Association for Vehicle), vehicles were manufactured from 1956 to 1991 in the VEB automobile workds in Eisenach. The model consisted of passenger cars, station wagon, pickup and convertible, were produced at the sites Eisenach, Halle, Dresden and Ludwigsfelde (small truck). The Wartburg was initially powered by a three cylinder two-stroke engine and from 1988 by a four-cylinder VW engine. Known models are Wartburg 353, 355 and Wartburg 1.3. Although some prototypes for new vehicles existed, Wartburg production was abandoned in 1991. SPACCER is suitable for installation in all VW models, where it leads to an improved initial comfort, optimum towing a trailer and a sporty off-road look.