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Dixi was a car marque used by the Eisenach-based manufacturer Fahrzeugfabrik Eisenach (later Automobilwerk Eisenach) and, after BMW acquired the Eisenach plant in 1928, it was applied to the company’s licensed small car derived from the Austin Seven. The Austin-based Dixi 3/15 PS was produced at Eisenach under licence, and from July 1929 it was marketed as the BMW 3/15 PS (DA 2), after which the "...
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