Offered For Sale

Offered For Sale

Horch 853 Special Roadster Erdmann & Rossi

  • Erdmann & Rossi's Horch 853 Spezialroadster or Special Roadster as you wish, is one of the most iconic and luxurious cars of the 1930s. This magnificent vehicle represents the pinnacle of German automotive engineering and design from the pre-war era. Goberson is proud to present this vehicle and we would like to introduce you to this unique automobile.
  • Original Horch 853 restored by Horch Klassik Stuttgart
  • Only one in the world officially licensed by Erdman & Rossi

Price On Request

  • Chassis no.
  • 853177
  • Engine no.
  • 851233

Just for the lucky few

The Horch 853 was introduced in 1935 by the Horch factory, part of Auto Union (later Audi). The 853 was designed as a luxury grand tourer, intended for the most wealthy few of society. The Spezialroadster, a modified version of the 853, was designed and built by leading body shop Erdmann & Rossi, based in Berlin. Erdmann & Rossi was known for their high-quality, custom-built bodies for the elite of Europe.
A pinnacle of European Pre-War Design
The Spezialroadster’s design was stunning: a long hood, flowing lines, and a low, streamlined body with striking mudguards. The car featured a remarkable Art Deco-style interior, with luxurious materials such as leather and wood veneers. The attention to detail and craftsmanship were second to none.
  • Chassis number
  • 853177
The Horch 853 Spezialroadster is powered by a 5.0-liter eight-cylinder engine, which produces about 120 horsepower. This power was considerable for the time and enabled the car to reach a top speed of about 135 mph, which was impressive for a vehicle of this size and luxury. But most of all, it is very reliable, engineered to
Only a handful of Horch 853 Spezialroadsters were built, making the car extremely rare and valuable. Today, the car is considered one of the most desirable classic cars in the world. Thanks in part to their rarity, craftsmanship, and historical significance.
The Horch 853 Spezialroadster is a symbol not only of the technical progress and craftsmanship of the 1930s, but also of the culture of luxury and exclusivity that prevailed among the European elite before World War II. It is one of those cars that represent an era and still evoke admiration for their beauty and technical performance.
Interior
Only the finest, period correct materials were used by Horch Classic. The dashboard and door panels are made from a single piece of wood, covered with lacquered burr veneer. It shines with a red hue to perfectly match the interior and exterior color combination.
The car is presently equipped with a ZF 5-speed as was offered in later Horch models. Rendering high way use effortless. The original ZF Aphon 4-speed gearbox is still with the car.

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