In 1932, DKW merged with Audi, Horch, and Wanderer to form Auto Union. Although DKW is pretty much unknown regarding automobile manufacturing, the German company was the first European brand to ...

While the 1956 DKW was somewhat faster than the VW, the Auto Union 1000 was considerably so. It took the VW 27.8 seconds to reach 97 km/h (60 mph) (R&T 12/59); the Auto Union 1000 did it in 21.7 ...

Audi is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the rebirth of its brand name, and at a special event in the Rioja region of ...

Before DKW was swallowed up by Volkswagen, it offered a range of quite popular small cars, and every year we see a handful of North American-market survivors at the Carlisle Import & Kit Nationals ...

The last, the F8, formed the basis of the DKW F89, the first car produced by Auto Union after the war. Built from 1949 to 1954, the F89 combined the chassis and 684-cc two-cylinder of the F8 with ...

The DKW F102 was modified to accept the four-stroke H-engine in a longitudinal FWD setup, and that car became the F103, now called an Audi, to help separate it from DKW's two-stroke association.

If you think Audi's SUV/truck lineage began in 2005 with the Q7, check out Bring a Trailer's wild 1957 Auto Union DKW Munga 4. As the name implies, this is a relic from before Audi became Audi ...

At the time, DKW was seen as the car of the Brazilian middle class and is still highly regarded today as the only Brazilian brand. There is a lot of trivia related to DKW cars in Brazil.

The DKW electric car was fitted with a a 5 kW motor, which is horsepower would be just under 7 hp, underpowered by today's standards. The electricity came from two lead-acid battery packs mounted ...

In 1949, Auto Union, originally formed in 1932 as a combination of Horch, Audi, DKW and Wanderer, was reconstituted in the Bavarian town of Ingolstadt; its pre-war production facilities had been ...

Vwaw – haw haw haaawww, hmm, puckity puk, Vwaaaw...' That is a phonetic translation of the sound made by a DKW in the 1960s, when Deeks, as they were called, were quite common on our roads. ... The ...