Interesting Facts About the DAF 33
The DAF 33 is a compact two‑door saloon built by Dutch automaker DAF in Eindhoven from 1967 until 1974. It is best known for its pioneering Variomatic continuously variable transmission, which set it apart from most cars of its era.
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DAF’s First Passenger Car
Introduced in 1967, the DAF 33 was the Dutch maker’s first foray into passenger‑car production, marking a shift from DAF’s earlier focus on commercial vehicles.
Variomatic – The Early CVT
The DAF 33 featured the innovative Variomatic transmission, a continuously variable system that offered smooth acceleration and contributed to the model’s noted fuel efficiency.
A Beloved Classic Still on the Road
Enthusiasts continue to keep the DAF 33 alive; a 1967 example celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2017 and remains running, while clubs such as DAF Club Nederland and DAF Owners Club UK supply parts and support for restorations.
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