Benz 33/75 hp

Benz
Benz 33/75 hp sports double phaeton
33/75 hp
Production period:	1912-1918
Class :	Upper class
Body versions :	Phaeton , limousine , landaulet
Engines:	Petrol engines : 6.5–8.4 liters (55–66 kW)
Length:	4700 mm
Width:	1720 mm
Height:	2400 mm
Wheelbase :	3400-3500 mm
Empty weight :	1850-2050 kg
Previous model	Benz 37/70 hp
successor	Benz 27/70 hp

A Benz 33/75 HP with Austrian military personnel, presumably in the Gols / Burgenland / Austria area.

The Benz 33/75 PS was a further development of the Benz 37/70 PS .

The car was equipped with a four cylinder in-line engine with 8430 cc capacity, the 75 HP (55 kW) at 1400 min ^-1 developed. The engine power was passed on to a four-speed gearbox via a leather cone clutch and from there to the rear wheels via a cardan shaft. The top speed was 98 km / h, the fuel consumption 29 l / 100 km. In 1914 another special model was launched for the USA , the engine of which had a displacement of only 6532 cm³ and delivered 90 hp (66 kW).

The vehicles were still equipped with wooden or wire-spoke wheels and leaf-sprung rigid axles. The chassis cost ℳ 19,000 - which runabout ℳ 22,500, -, the sedan ℳ 24,000 - and the Landaulet the same price.

source

• Werner Oswald: Mercedes-Benz Passenger Cars 1886–1986 . 4th edition. Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart (1987). ISBN 3-613-01133-6 , pp. 55-56