Luwo vehicle factories and machines

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Luwo Kleinautobau, L. von Wolehmen & Co. KG. (1921–1923)
Luwo Fahrzeugwerke und Maschinen AG (1923–1924)
legal form Corporation
founding 1921
resolution 1924
Seat Munich , Germany
Branch Automobile manufacturer

The Luwo vehicle plants and machines AG was a German automobile manufacturer.

Company history

Share over 5000 Marks in Luwo Fahrzeugwerke und Maschinen AG from July 1923

The Luwo Kleinautobau, L. von Wolzüge & Co. KG. was founded in Munich in 1921 for the production of automobiles . The brand name was Luwo . On March 2, 1923, the company was converted into a stock corporation called Luwo Fahrzeugwerke und Maschinen AG. Heinrich Fritzel, the banker Gottfried Maier, the factory owner Eugen Austermayer, Heinrich Graba and Richard Dettmers were involved. The company's headquarters were at Isabellastraße 23 in 1922, at Stielerstraße 7 in 1923 and at Thalkirchner Straße 67 in 1924, both in Munich. The production halls were located on Thorwaldsenstrasse in Neuhausen and on Säbener Strasse in Giesing . Production ended in 1924.

vehicles

Small cars were on offer . There was a choice between two different four-cylinder engines from Steudel-Werke . These models were called 4/12 hp and 5/15 hp . The former had a displacement of about 1000 cm³ and made 12 hp . The vehicles had a tubular steel frame.

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