
Goliath was part of the German Borgward group, along with Borgward, Hansa and Lloyd.

"The Goliath Empress was a more deluxe version of the Hansa 1100 standard sedan. In Europe it was called the Luxus. This car featured many of the high performance options also found on the Tiger Coupe. This included the more powerful 63 hp, engine with dual Solex carbs, higher compression ratio, and an integrated oil cooler (the standard engine was 46 hp). Interior features included: leather reclining seats, cigar lighter, electric windshield washer, radio and a horn ring on the steering wheel. Exterior options often included full wheel covers and wide whitewalls. Another distinguishing feature was that both the Empress sedan and Tiger coupe used white rubber moulding around the windshield, the standard Hansa used black rubber."
If you're looking for something unique and intersting to restore, this might be just the car for you.

2 comments:
I have only heard of a Goliath 1100. This is a cool car.
What a weird coincidence. I was was just reading about the Goliath Tigerfish just yesterday.
This has to be the oddest name for a motorized vehicle since the Hodaka Road Toad.
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