Horch 850 Pullman convertible, 1936
Pullman cars – named after the U.S. railway baron George M. Pullman and his luxurious saloon carriages – dominated the Horch prestige segment. These bodies offered not only luxurious equipment, but also a noble, discrete atmosphere in the passenger compartment due to the separation between the chauffeur and the passengers. The bodies of the Pullman saloons were built in-house by Horch. The bodies for the Pullman convertibles came from Baur in Stuttgart and Gläser in Dresden.