Wanderer W 6

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W 6 / W 9
Production period: 1921-1925
Class : Lower middle class
Body versions : Touring car , limousine
Engines: Petrol engines :
1.55 liters
(13.2-17.6 kW)
Length: 3850 mm
Width: 1390 mm
Height: 1420 mm
Wheelbase : 2750 mm
Empty weight : 950 kg
successor Wanderer W 10

The Wanderer W 6 18.6 PS is a car of the lower middle class , which the Wanderer-Werke in 1921 as a complement to the small car Puppchen brought out.

The vehicle had a 4-cylinder OHV in-line engine with a displacement of 1.55 liters and an output of 18 hp. It drove the rear wheels via a 4-speed gearbox with a shift lever on the inside right. The cars had a U-profile frame and leaf-sprung rigid axles and were available as open touring cars or limousines (inner handlebars).

In 1923 a revised model appeared under the name Wanderer W 9 6/24 PS . Its engine with the same displacement now developed 24 hp. The gear lever was moved to the middle of the car.

In 1926 the series was replaced by the W 10 model after around 2000 copies .

Technical specifications

Type W 6 (6/18 hp) W 9 (6/24 hp)
Construction period 1921-1923 1923-1925
Superstructures T4, L4 T4, L4
engine 4 cyl. Row 4-stroke 4 cyl. Row 4-stroke
Valves top steering (OHV) top steering (OHV)
Bore × stroke 67 mm × 110 mm 67 mm × 110 mm
Displacement 1551 cc 1551 cc
Horsepower) 18th 24
Power kW) 13.2 17.6
consumption 9 l / 100 km 9.5 l / 100 km
Top speed 80 km / h 85 km / h
Empty weight 950 kg 950 kg
Perm. total weight 1350 kg 1350 kg
Electrics 12 volts 12 volts
length 3850 mm 3850 mm
width 1390 mm 1390 mm
height 1420 mm 1420 mm
wheelbase 2750 mm 2750 mm
Front / rear track 1180 mm / 1180 mm 1180 mm / 1180 mm
Turning circle

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