The Maybach SW 35 was a Maybach passenger car listed for 1935 to 1936. German Wikipedia counts about 900 cars for the SW 35 together with its successors, the SW 38 (1936 to 1939) and the SW 42 (1939 or 1940 to 1941), so that figure does not belong to the SW 35 alone. The SW series was the last of the Maybach passenger cars built at Friedrichshafen, where car production ended in 1941 after roughly 2,300 Maybach vehicles in about twenty years. As with other Maybach cars, the factory delivered only a chassis and the body was built to the customer's order. The source gives no engine data for this model.
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Source Maybach-Motorenbau (Wikipedia, German edition)Pkw-ModelleQuote, Pkw-Modelle
Maybach SW 35, 1935–1936, ca. 900 Einheiten incl. SW 38 und SW 42
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Die Maybach-Motorenbau GmbH (bis 1918: Luftfahrzeug-Motorenbau GmbH) war ein deutscher Motoren- und Pkw-Hersteller.
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Maybach SW 35, 1935-1936, ca. 900 Einheiten incl. SW 38 und SW 42
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Die Maybach-Motorenbau GmbH (bis 1918: Luftfahrzeug-Motorenbau GmbH) war ein deutscher Motoren- und Pkw-Hersteller.
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Maybach-Motorenbau GmbH
Exemplifies: Automobile Transport, Geschichte, Zwischenkriegszeit
wurden auch die Maybach-Luxuswagen vom Werk nur als Fahrgestell ohne Karosserie ausgeliefert
In Group: Luxury Cars, Geschichte, Zwischenkriegszeit
wurden auch die Maybach-Luxuswagen vom Werk nur als Fahrgestell ohne Karosserie ausgeliefert
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