For a short period of time, the Trabant 600 estate was built alongside the 601 saloon.

At the end of the production run, an estate De Luxe was priced at 9,775 Mark der Deutschen Notenbank.

[2] The Trabant 600 is a small, two-axle car with a self-supporting body, a front engine, and front-wheel drive.

Instead of a regular grille and a radiator, the Trabant 600 has small cooling vents below its headlamps.

[2] The paintwork of the Trabant 600 is slightly different from the P 50's with narrow, more rectangular-shaped stripes on its sides.

Compared with its predecessor, the Trabant 600 got a new dashboard with a dedicated instrument cluster, and a slot for a radio.

The P 60's engine block is made of grey cast iron with cast-on aluminium cooling fins.