Wanderer W 14

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W 14
Production period: 1931-1932
Class : Sports car
Body versions : Cabriolet
Engines: Otto engine :
3.0 liters (48 kW)
Length: 5000 mm
Width: 1720 mm
Height: 1650 mm
Wheelbase : 3100 mm
Empty weight : 1650 kg

The Wanderer W 14 12/65 PS is a sports car that Wanderer-Werke brought out in 1931 as a derivative of the W 11 model. The 4-seater convertible was designed by Ferdinand Porsche . This development contract was the first that Porsche received as an independent engineering office in Stuttgart from a large German automobile manufacturer .

The vehicle had a 6-cylinder OHV in-line engine with 3 liter displacement at the front; he made 65 hp. The power was transmitted to the rear wheels via a four-speed gearbox with a gearshift lever in the middle of the car. The cars with U-profile low frames had leaf-sprung rigid axles.

Only 24 units of this luxury car (price: RM 12,900) were produced until 1932. Its engine was from 1933 in the Wehrmacht - Kübelwagen 11 / I W on.

Technical specifications

Type W 14 (12/65 hp)
Construction period 1931-1932
Superstructures Cb2
engine 6 cyl. Row 4-stroke
Valves top steering (OHV)
Bore × stroke 75 mm x 112-113 mm
Displacement 2970-2995 cc
Horsepower) 65
Power kW) 48
consumption 15 l / 100 km
Top speed 105 km / h
Empty weight 1650 kg
Perm. total weight 2100 kg
Electrics 12 volts
length 5000 mm
width 1720 mm
height 1650 mm
wheelbase 3100 mm
Front / rear track 1420 mm / 1420 mm
Turning circle 12 m

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