Wanderer’s history dates back to 1885, but mass production of automobiles began in 1913. 1932. In [year], it joined “Auto Union.” Wanderer was the second-largest manufacturer within this group in terms of the number of cars produced. Production of the Wanderer W-50 began in 1936. The car’s body was manufactured at the “Glaser” body shop in Dresden, featuring a 6-cylinder engine developed by Porsche. Between 1936 and 1938, 3,988 cars were produced.
