Germany · founded 1908

Lloyd Model History

Bremen's budget microcar maker (1908–1963) — reborn under Borgward after WWII, the fabric-bodied LP 300 put post-war Germany on wheels.

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LP 300
Lloyd's radical post-war debut — a plywood-and-fabric two-stroke microcar that priced under the Beetle and earned the nickname 'Leukoplastbomber'.
Microcar · 1950–1952
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LP 400
The LP 300's steel-bodied successor — a 386 cc two-stroke that sold nearly 110,000 units and moved Lloyd firmly into the mainstream.
Microcar · 1953–1957
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Lloyd 600 / Alexander
Lloyd's first four-stroke model — a 596 cc saloon that finally gave the marque a genuine small car and sold over 176,000 units.
Economy car · 1955–1961
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Arabella
Lloyd's ambitious four-cylinder flagship — a 897 cc flat-four that arrived rushed and troubled, helping tip the Borgward Group into insolvency.
Economy car · 1959–1963
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