It was Wiking boss Fritz Peltzer himself who had found something again in a car magazineit was the popular time of the buggies. And one of them should be 1978. The decision was made on the Apal Jet, which drew attention to itself mainly due to its unusual wedge-shaped shape of the plastic pan. The model was harmonized with the Apal's biting driving behavior, as the sprinter from 0 to 100 km/h in 9 seconds. The Apal was driven naturally by a 1,750 ccm four-cylinder boxer engine with 85 hp. The unladen weight was only 630 kilograms and was therefore 300 kilograms lighter than a serial beetle. The Apal thus reached a top speed of approx. 150 km/h.Body: Copper-metallic with clear finish, chassis with bumpers, and interior with black steering wheel. Black printed disc frame, orange front indicator design.This text is machine translated.