Wanderer
Germany (1896 - 1945)
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Wanderer was founded under the name Winklhofer & Jaenicke in Chemnitz, Germany, in 1896. It started as a motorcycle producer and later turned to automobiles. The first Wanderer car was launched in 1903. The brand name Wanderer was not officially adopted until 1911. In 1932 Wanderer became a part of Auto Union. Passenger car production was discontinued in 1941, with Wanderer concentrating on military vehicles until 1945. The plant was destroyed during WWII.
| origin: | Germany, 1896 |
| status: | Closed, 1945 |
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