Horch 853 A Sport Cabriolet 1937 for sale

The Horch is presented in a sensational original condition. from a high-level collection. Like Walter O. Bentley, August Horch ( ) also started by building trains. To better promote his brand, he also participated in competitions with his cars. At the Herkommer Fahrten in 1905 and 1906 - the most important motorsport event of the time in Germany - the cars performed very well, even winning the entire event in 1906. In 1923, Horch initiated the left-hand drive system for automobiles, which by then had become standardized almost worldwide. In 1932, Horch, Wanderer, DKW, and Audi merged to form Auto Union AG. The 853 was Horch's flagship model at the time and competed strongly with the Mercedes-Benz 500K. With a list price of 13900 Reichsmark, the 853 remained accessible only to a very wealthy clientele, as even a Ford Köln at 2300 Reichsmark was something the average worker could only dream of. Fewer than 1000 vehicles of the 850-Sport, 853, and 853A models left the factory, many of which were lost in the turmoil of war and the post-war period. The information provided is non-binding descriptions. They do not represent guaranteed qualities. The seller is not responsible for errors, input mistakes, and data transmission errors. Contact Alexandra Luftschitz Tel.: