Editing DKW (section)

==Vans and utility vehicles==
[[File:DKW F 91-4.jpg|thumb|DKW Munga]]
The [[DKW Munga]] was built by Auto Union in Ingolstadt. Production began in October 1956 and ended in December 1968, with 46,750 cars built.
[[File:1957 DKW Schnellaster pickup (16529068501).jpg|thumb|DKW F800/3 Schnellaster]]
From 1949 to 1962, DKW produced the ''[[DKW Schnellaster|Schnellaster]]'' with a trailing-arm [[rear suspension]] system with [[Spring (device)|springs]] in the cross bar assembly. Spanish subsidiary IMOSA produced a modern successor introduced in 1963, the DKW F 1000&nbsp;L. This van started with the three-cylinder 1,000&nbsp;cc engine, but later received a [[Mercedes-Benz]] [[Diesel engine]] and was renamed a Mercedes-Benz in 1975.
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