The EMW 340 was an iconic model produced by EMW in East Germany after World War II. Introduced in 1952, the 340 was an evolution of the pre-...
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The EMW 340 was an iconic model produced by EMW in East Germany after World War II. Introduced in 1952, the 340 was an evolution of the pre-war BMW 326, adapted to post-war conditions and needs. This rear wheel drive car was available with a 4 speed manual transmission as a 4 door sedan or familiar station wagon. Its engine was a 2.0L inline six. The 340 was positioned as a practical and robust vehicle for government, commercial and private use in East Germany, although it was also exported to other Soviet Bloc countries. The EMW 340 was produced until 1955.
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