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Goliath GP900E 2door sedan |
1955-1957, Germany |
engines/performance |
| engines: |
| years |
cyl./valv. |
compr. |
displacement |
power |
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specific |
fuel |
torque |
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| 55-57: |
i2/-V |
7.7:1 |
886cc.(54ci) |
40DIN-hp |
@4000rpm |
45.1 hp/l |
2str-FI |
54lb-ft. (74Nm) |
@2750rpm |
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performance: |
| engine |
topspeed |
0-50mph |
0-62mph |
0-100mph |
0-124mph |
1/4mile |
mileage (US-gallon) |
| 0.9l40hp: |
120kph/75mph |
?s |
35.0s |
?s |
?s |
?s@?mph/?kph |
7.0-8.0 l/100km | 29.4-33.6 mpg |
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tyres/transmission |
| tyres front/rear: |
5.60-13 |
| transmission/drive wheel: |
4-speed/FWD |
dimensions/weight |
| length x width x height: |
4034 x 1630 x 1470 mm (158.8 x 64.2 x 57.9 in) |
| wheelbase - tread f/r: |
2300 mm - 1300/1250 mm (90.6 in - 51.2/49.2 in) |
| some calculations: |
base aera: 6.58 m² (70.8 sq.ft.) - frontal aera: ~1.98 m² (~21.3 sq.ft.) - LxWxH: 9.67 m³ (341.6 cu.ft.) |
| aerodynamics: |
coefficient of drag (cd): ? - drag area: ? m² / ? sq.ft. |
| weight: |
920 kg (2028 lb) |
| power/weight-ratio: |
23.0 kg/hp (50.7 lb/hp) 43 hp/ton |
price/production |
| base-price: |
5,750 DM (1955-1957) |
| production: |
? |
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The Goliath GP700/900 was a new model developed to fill the gap between the smaller Lloyd models
and the larger Bordwards. From 1953 this series was available with a fuel injection 2stroke-engine, the first
fuel injection engine in the world.
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Pictures taken at the "2010 Bremen Classic Motorshow" in Bremen, Germany |
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