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Wanderer W50 Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1936–1938) — First Generation

The first-generation Wanderer W50 is offered as a Cabrio and a Sedan. Both bodies share the same basic character: an open or closed cabin over a rear-driven, driver-operated layout.

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Wanderer W50 Engines and Transmissions

A typical Wanderer W50 engine pairing in this generation is the 2.3 MT: a gasoline unit with a manual transmission. That powertrain drives the rear wheels on both the Cabrio and the Sedan, so you operate the clutch and gears yourself. These two configurations are examples, not the complete lineup.

Cabrio — Wanderer W50 Engines and Transmissions

Cabrio Wanderer W50 Engines and Transmissions
ModificationEngine typeEngine capacityMaximum powerMaximum power, kwTransmissionType of drive
2.3 MTGasoline2257 cm³55 hp40 kWManualRWD

Sedan — Wanderer W50 Engines and Transmissions

Sedan Wanderer W50 Engines and Transmissions
ModificationEngine typeEngine capacityMaximum powerMaximum power, kwTransmissionType of drive
2.3 MTGasoline2257 cm³55 hp40 kWManualRWD

Wanderer W50 Dimensions

Cabrio — Wanderer W50 Dimensions

Cabrio Wanderer W50 Dimensions
ModificationLengthWidthHeightWheelbaseCurb weight
2.3 MT4500 mm1670 mm1650 mm3000 mm1275 kg

Sedan — Wanderer W50 Dimensions

Sedan Wanderer W50 Dimensions
ModificationLengthWidthHeightWheelbaseCurb weight
2.3 MT4650 mm1670 mm1670 mm3150 mm1350 kg