The DK was a Danish automobile built as a prototype by S. A. Mathiesen in 1950.
It was supposed to combine American comfort with European dimensions and economy.
It featured a chassisless aluminum body, a Heinkel engine and a ZF Friedrichshafen gearbox.
It remained a prototype, but in 1953 a new, modified version was introduced as the DKR.
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