Beta 1977 Gassler President II 1.4

1976 Gassler President II
- Bugoslavian Interior Secretariate -
Status: Confidental

Comrade,
Our Interior Secretariate has ordered this prestigious West German sedan for protecting our Party elders motorcade and for highway patrols. Chasing the smugglers and watching for the pesky dissidents on border entries are also the role of this sedan. Be first to try it for glory of our socialist ideas.
As I may note, it's also equipped with wiretapping technology and dispatching radio, so don't use it for everyday maintaining the order roles.
--- LONG LIVE BUGOSLAVIA ---

For the technical statistics, see the little handbook, which I've passed to you below:

• Country of Origin: West Germany
• Production years: 1976-1983
• Engine: 2000cc Inliner-4 / longitudinal position
• Compression: 10:5:1
• Fuel system: Single-barreled Eco Carburattor
• Redline: 5800 RPM
• Wheelbase: 2.70 m
• Drivetrain: Front-engined, rear-wheeled drive (RWD)
• Transmission: 4-speed automatic
• Suspension: Double Wishbone (front) / Semi-trailing arm (rear)
• Empty Weight: 1252 kg
• Engine power: 109.1 bhp @ 5200 RPM
• Engine torque: 162.3 NM @ 4200 RPM
• Brakes: Solid disc (front) / Solid disc (rear)
• Acceleration: 0-100 km / 11.94 seconds
• Fuel type: Super 98 RON
• Fuel economy: 11.3 l/100 km
• Top speed: 189 km/h
• Drag coefficient: 0.334 Cd
• Exterior material: Steel unibody / plastic, chrome and aluminium parts
• Car colour: Gunpowder Blue
• Interior material: Leather / soft-top
• Steering type: Hydraulic Rack & Pinion

---ADDITIONAL INFO---
The car is already prepared for highway patrol role. You have the dual police lights, but not the siren for better discrecy. The car also has electric window switches on all doors & central heating unit. Also, did I mention it has something we don't see on our present cars, called the ABS. We don't know what is it, so don't use it if it isn't neccesary.
If the car passes all our needs, we'll order the next batch of 50 units for our State Security roles straight from Stuttgart.
It's time to bring order on higher levels in our beloved socialist country.

Comrade Ivan Shalanovich,
The Deputy of the Interior Secretary

3rd May, 1977