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Steenbuck AUTOMOBILES GmbH

Hainholzweg 1 D-21376 Gödenstorf-Lübberstedt

Steenbuck AUTOMOBILES GmbH

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In the 1930s, the Ford Motor Company was the second largest car manufacturer in the world. From 1925, the famous Ford Estate was also assembled in Berlin. On 2 October 1930, Henry Ford personally laid the foundation stone for the production facilities in Cologne. After the war, the Ford Taunus models rolled off the production ...

28 Mar 2024
Germany

In the winter of 1937, the four-seater BMW 327 Cabriolet came onto the market. The elegant lines of the body were immediately recognised, but sales got off to a slow start. For many, the BMW 326, also as a convertible, was more practical. In 1938, the 327/28 variant with the more powerful engine was added to the range ...

23 Mar 2024
Germany

At the beginning of 1971, the Mercedes 280 SL (“Pagoda”) was still selling well. But the sports car, designed at the end of the 1950s, was getting on in years. Its successor, the 350 SL of the R 107 series, appeared in April 1971. Equipped with a V8 engine and a modern, innovative body,it was successful for a very ...

22 Mar 2024
Germany

William Lyons founded the S.S. (Swallow Sidecars) brand in 1931. After the war, the brand name was changed to “Jaguar”. During this period, technical work began on pre-war designs. There were the 1½ Litre, 2½ Litre and 3½ Litre limousines, further developed in detail, which were later called Mark IV. They were picture-perfect, ...

20 Mar 2024
Germany

The Triumph Motor Company went bankrupt in 1939. In 1944, the Standard Motor Company took over the rights to the name and, from 1953, built on the sporting successes of the pre-war period with the TR model series. It began with the TR 2 and the TR 3 and TR 4 models led to the TR 5 with the six-cylinder engine. The TR 5 ...

18 Mar 2024
Germany

No other than the small manufactory Officine Alfieri Maserati was brave enough in 1963 to put a full-blood sports engine into a luxury limousine. The engine, a V8 with 4.2 liter capacity, came from the race car 450 S and the legendary sports car 5000 GT. That's how the Maserati Quattroporte became the fastest 4-door limousine ...

18 Mar 2024
Germany

In January 1934 Professor Ferdinand Porsche created the elements for a “peoples’ car”: a complete automobile, light construction, 4-seater, maximum speed 100 km/h. He received an order to built it and the test car V3 drove over 50,000 kilometers in 1936. An additional 30 cars drove over 2.4 million kilometers. Serial ...

17 Mar 2024
Germany

February 1963 was the end of production for the two classics 300 SL and 190 SL. The new 230 SL (W 113 series) was the successor. A modern body and a snarky six-cylinder engine made it a hit as a replacement for the 190 SL. The legendary 300 SL remained without successor. The racing and rally driver Eugen Böhringer earned ...

16 Mar 2024
Germany