Tatra 87

The Tatra 87 2.0L Export variant was introduced in 1947, specifically designed for international markets. It features the same 2000cc V8 engine as the standard model but included modifications for different regulations and consumer preferences abroad. This variant was instrumental in establishing Tatra's presence outside of Europe.

The Tatra 87 2.0L Sedan was introduced in 1943 as part of the original Tatra 87 generation. It features a 2000cc V8 engine producing 75 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan variant is known for its streamlined design and advanced aerodynamics for the time. The Tatra 87 was notable for its unique air-cooled engine and independent suspension.

The Tatra 87 2.5L Sedan was introduced in 1951 as an evolved version of the original model. It features a 2500cc V8 engine producing 90 horsepower. This model maintained the characteristic aerodynamic styling and introduced some updates in comfort and interior refinement. It remained popular in Central Europe and showcased Tatra's engineering prowess.

The Tatra 87 2.0L Military variant was introduced in 1944, catering to military needs during World War II. It features the same robust 2000cc V8 engine and was designed for durability and off-road capability. This variant often included reinforced bodywork and was utilized in various military roles.