Interesting Facts About the DKW F12
The DKW F12 debuted in 1963 as the final and most advanced small car produced by Auto Union under the DKW badge. It was offered in both a two‑door sedan and a limited‑run roadster, marking the end of an era for the German marque.
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Launch and Legacy
Introduced in 1963, the DKW F12 was the last small car developed by Auto Union under the DKW name, signalling the conclusion of the brand’s production of compact vehicles.
Sedan and Rare Roadster Variants
The model was sold as a conventional two‑door sedan and also as a roadster cabriolet, the latter being produced in much smaller numbers than its saloon sibling.
Weight and Fuel Economy
With a curb weight of 756 kg (1,667 lb), the DKW F12 achieved fuel consumption ranging from 12.0 L/100 km to 8.0 L/100 km (approximately 20‑29 mpg US).
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