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Uploaded by on May 29, 2009

In western Texas of all places, Audi finds the last Horch, and ships it back to Germany for a 2-year restoration. Audi is the Latin translation of Horch, and Audi was founded in 1910 by a Horch business partner who was forced out. In 1932, Audi and Horch merged, along with DKW and Wanderer, and the current day Audi logo (four rings) came about. Horch brand was tainted by the fact that many of the Nazi and SS leaders drove Horch during the war. The last remaining civilian models, built pre-1940, are rare collector's gems. The last Horch was built in 1953 by hand, based on a chassis manufactured in 1939.
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  • I think Audi should build a car dedicated to that Horch

  • Great video! Great story! That Horch reminds me of the Mercedes 300 "Adenauer" sedans.

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  • @willemstockton I know the answer to both of your questions.

  • @sd4jim I know since it was my brothers car.

    If you really want to know U can email me bdwilson1944at hotmail

  • @SNESpguy Because my brother had so many cars he did not have room store all of them inside

  • @Poopingbotham The other two were Wanderer and DKW.

    Wanderer is long forgotten. They produced middle class "bread and butter" cars.

    DKW specialized on two-stroke motorcycles and cheap two-stroke cars. Actually it was DKW that kept the tradition of motor manufacture in the East and West after 1945. The DKW 3-6 and later 1000s looked very much like their Eastern cousins F 8 export and F 9 version , all of them were based on a 1940 design that never went into production because of the war.

  • If that old man knew the car's significance in the 1980s, then why the HELL did he leave it outside for 30 more years?

  • I like the way he put it in a barn when he found out that it was rare!!

  • So who were the other two manufactures that made up Auto Union?

  • I wonder how much they paid him for it?

  • Hork or Horsh ...Horsh, I believe,at least that is how owners of them pronounce it..It looks like one of those ugly old BMW's of the early 50's .

  • He must not of cared too much for it, look where he left it for over 40 years..

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