VW Beetle Pretzel Beetle

The VW Beetle Brezel, also known as the "Pretzel Beetle," is an early version of the legendary Volkswagen Beetle, produced from 1946 to 1953. Its distinctive feature is the split rear window in the shape of a "pretzel," which gave the model its name. The Pretzel Beetle was powered by an air-cooled 1.1-liter boxer engine with 25 hp, which offered solid performance for the time. The car is characterized by its simple design, reliability, and economy. Today, the Pretzel Beetle is a sought-after collector's item and stands as a symbol of Germany's reconstruction after World War II.