Fuldamobil S-6

Fuldamobil S-6

The Fuldamobil S-6 is a car model from Elektromaschinenbau Fulda GmbH and was offered under the Fuldamobil brand. It appeared in 1956 as the successor to the Fuldamobil S-4 and was replaced by the Fuldamobil S-7 in 1957.

The closed two-door body offered space for 2 + 2 people. As with all models of the Fuldamobil, the doors were attached to the B-pillar. At the rear of the vehicle there was a panoramic rear window instead of the previously used tailgate with rear window.

The air or fan-cooled single-cylinder two-stroke engine from Fichtel & Sachs had a displacement of 191 cm³ and an output of 10 HP. It was mounted in front of the narrow-track rear axle and drove the rear wheels. A three-wheel version with a single rear wheel was also available upon request. The top speed was 80 km/h.

The price was 2250 DM. Around 123 copies were made between October 1956 and June 1957.

Assembly: Wilhelmshaven (West Germany)

Years of production: 1956—1957

Production: 123 units

Length: 3100 mm

Width: 1470 mm

Height: 1330 mm

Engine: 1 cylinder; 193 cc

Power: 10 HP

Max speed: 80 km/h

Weight: 375 kg

World cars museum (Moscow, Russia)