Daf 46 Super Luxe 1975

The 1975 Daf 46 Super Luxe represented an interesting period in automotive history, in which the Daf brand strengthened its position as an innovative Dutch car brand. This example is a project car, needing both technical and cosmetic work. The Daf 46, introduced in 1968, was the successor to the Daf 33 and was characterized by its front-wheel drive and unique Variomatic transmission system. This system, which offered stepless gearing, provided a smooth driving experience and made the vehicle accessible to a wide audience. The Super Luxe version, which became popular in the 1970s, offered additional comfort and improved finish, which contributed to the model's appeal.

The Daf 46 Super Luxe was equipped with a four-cylinder engine that, combined with the Variomatic system, provided an efficient and reliable driving experience. This model was mainly praised for its practical design and ease of use, which made it particularly suitable for both city driving and long journeys. It offered space for four people and had a functional layout that facilitated daily use. The finish of the Super Luxe variant often included luxurious details such as fabric upholstery and upgraded plastic panels, making it an attractive option for consumers at the time.

In the 1970s, the Daf 46 contributed to the growth of the Dutch car market and the emergence of small, efficient vehicles. The combination of innovative technology and practicality made the Daf 46 Super Luxe an interesting model for collectors and classic car enthusiasts. The popularity and uniqueness of this model ensured that it is still appreciated by car enthusiasts today. To get a good idea of the lot we advise you to come to the viewing day.