#karmann

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Corrado

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327 goes into… just about everything: Part 7 Opel Diplomat V8 Coupé, 1965. Opel's flagship models used 327ci V8 engines imported from the US throughout the 60s and into the 1970s. The Coupé version of the Diplomat was made by German coachbuilders Karmann and in total 307 were sold before production ended in 1967

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Porsche Targa 912 by Karmann 1967. - source Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden era.

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Karmann Ghia @ Shinjuku

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Karmann Ghia

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15 year long nap: 1962 Porsche 356 BT6 Super 90 Hardtop Coupé

Slate Gray 6201 should be the color code of this rare 356 BT6 in its least appreciated version (but only at the time of presentation), now its collector interest is high. It has never been clear to us why the Porsche management of the time decided to produce this strange hybrid, neither coupé nor cabriolet and which, after all, was nothing more than a Cabriolet with its hardtop welded on (in the…

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1992 Renault 19 Cabriolet advertisement

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2023 Mini Convertible Seaside Edition!

The Mini Convertible is now 30 years old, and Mini is introducing a special-edition model in the U.S. to celebrate.

The original fixed-roof Mini launched in 1959, but a convertible version didn't arrive until the early 1990s. The first factory Mini convertible debuted at the 1992 British Motor Show in Birmingham, U.K., where it was billed as the "world's smallest four-seat convertible."

Produced by German contract manufacturer Karmann, the original Mini convertible went on sale in 1993 and continued through 1996, with 1,081 examples built. BMW revived the convertible when it relaunched the Mini brand at the turn of the century, and a drop-top has been a part of the Mini lineup ever since.

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1960s Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

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Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

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Corrado 16v on ITBs

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Volkswagen Karmann Ghia TC Prototype, 1965. After the T34 Karmann Ghia was signed off Karmann's designers continued to work on possible variants for VW's consideration. Ghia had no involvement in the fastback version which offered improved rear headroom turning the car into aa full 4-seater as well as providing the versatility of a hatchback. The prototype was completed in September 1964 but In January 1965 the TC project was put on-hold, due to poor T34 Coupé sales.

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VW Volkswagen Beetle Convertible by Karmann 1956. - source Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden era.

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Low-Light Karmann Ghia @ Sodegaura