The DKW F7 is a front-wheel-drive, two-stroke, subcompact family car produced by Auto Union’s DKW division from 1937 to 1938, succeeding their DKW F5 range. In the F7 update, the slightly smaller entry-level 'Reichsklasse' body was dropped – instead all F7s, including the base trim, now got the slightly longer body previously reserved for ...

2020年6月22日 · 经过多次翻滚之后的dkw f7依然保持较为完好的车身，并且发动机也能正常运转。 也正是这前所未闻的碰撞测试让DKW F7名声大噪，而这场在1398年的碰撞测试相比现如今的测试，相较简陋，但也正是这场简陋的测试，开启了 碰撞测试 的长河。

This 1939 DKW F7 is said to have been hidden underground in Czechoslovakia during World War II, and was later displayed in a museum in the Czech Republic. The car was purchased from the museum by its previous owner, from whom it was acquired by the seller in 2001 for use as a display in his Audi dealership.

The DKW F7 is a sub compact front wheel drive automobile launched by Auto Union’s DKW division in 1937 as a replacement for the DKW F5. 1937-1938 F7 DKW master car interior. Changes between the F5 and the F7 were mostly at a detailed level.

Cars belonging to DKW F 7 Cabrio-Limousine submodel, manufactured or offered in the years 1937-1938 with soft-top sedan body type, equipped with engines of 584 - 690 cc (35.6 - 42 cui) displacement, delivering 13.2 - 14.7 kW (18 - 20 PS, 18 - 20 hp) of horsepower:

This vehicle is a DKW F7, produced from 1937 through 1938. Under the bonnet was a two-stroke 2-cylinder engine that displaced either 584cc or 692cc. It had a three-speed manual transmission and a wheelbase size of 102.8 inches. It was a replacement for the DKW F5 and was later replaced by the DKW F8.

Der DKW F 7 ist ein Kleinwagen mit Frontantrieb der Marke DKW, den die Auto Union 1937 als Nachfolger des Modells F 5 auf den Markt brachte. Mit 80.000 gefertigten Fahrzeugen war der F 7 in der Vorkriegszeit der meistgebaute DKW mit Frontantrieb.

2022年11月20日 · So erhielt dieser DKW des Ende 1936 eingeführten Frontantriebstyps F7 verdientermaßen die Bezeichnung „Meisterklasse“ – wobei der Zusatz eigentlich nur auf die gehobene Ausstattung mit verchromtem Kühlergehäuse, Chromstoßstangen und Chromradkappen sowie Zweifarblackierung verweisen sollte.

It was a line of compact, front wheel drive cars with two stroke engines. The letter "F" in the name stands for "Frontantrieb" (front wheel drive), making them some of the first cars with this configuration in the world. Some of the most notable models in the F Series were the F5, F7 and F8. The DKW F Series ended its production in 1966 with F102.

The DKW F7 is a sub compact front wheel drive saloon launched by Auto Union’s DKW division in 1937 as a replacement for the DKW F5. Changes between the F5 and the F7 were mostly at a detailed level. However, the entry level Reichsklasse saloon now shared the (hitherto slightly longer) body of the Meisterklasse saloon.