Horch 853

Horch 850 is a luxury passenger car produced by the German marque Horch from 1935 to 1940. It succeeded the earlier Horch 8 series and was positioned as a high-end vehicle aimed at wealthy clientele, government officials, and diplomats. The model featured a powerful 5.0-liter inline-eight petrol engine and was offered in various body styles, including Pullman limousines, convertibles, and sportier variants. Approximately 2,200 units of all variants were built at the Horch plant in Zwickau before production ended due to World War II.