Champion was a German automobile manufacturer that operated from 1948 to 1956. The brand was founded by Hermann Holbein, a former BMW engineer and racing driver, who built his first prototype in 1946. This initial model was a compact two-seater roadster, measuring approximately 72 inches (1827 mm) in length and powered by a rear-mounted 200cc Triumph motorcycle engine. The design featured a central tubular frame and separate cycle-type wings,…