Noun
A Trabant car in London.
Trabant (plural Trabants)
A make of East German car.
Another popular modification is to combine a Trabant with a Japanese superbike engine, like that in the Suzuki Hayabusa (a combination known as Trabusa). Source: Internet
Due to the long waiting period between ordering a Trabant and actual delivery (in some cases, years), used Trabants would fetch higher prices than new ones. Source: Internet
If East Germans had enough money to procure a television set, a telephone, or a Trabant automobile, they were placed on waiting lists which caused them to wait as much as a decade for the item in question. Source: Internet
As a result, the Trabant remained largely unchanged for more than a quarter-century. Source: Internet
Germans joked, "How do you double the value of a Trabant? Source: Internet
It has become an established tradition for Trabant fan clubs in central Europe to organize annual meetings to present new tuning modifications and performance accessories for the vehicle. Source: Internet