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Turkey's Automobile Journey

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The Murat 124 turned Devrim's one-time dream into a series production of 135,000 units, carrying Türkiye into a real automotive industry.
How Did the Murat 124 Become Türkiye's First Tofaş?
Lütfi Mete Odabaşı12 October 2026

Murat 124, Tofaş's first model, was produced from 1971 to 1976 at the Turkish Automobile Factory, established in 1968 as a partnership between Koç Holding and Fiat, and was the first automobile produced in Türkiye under a foreign license, built under…

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Devrim remained four prototypes, but the parts shortage it left behind has today transformed into a 17 billion dollar parts industry giant.
How Did Türkiye's Automotive Supplier Industry Reach World-Class Status?
Lütfi Mete Odabaşı12 October 2026

Türkiye's automotive supply industry, which began as small workshops supplying parts to assembly lines in the 1960s, has transformed into a supplier network that feeds Europe's fifth-largest automotive base and exports tens of billions of dollars a y…

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The Anadol A1, which entered mass production at the Otosan factory on December 19, 1966, opened a new era in Turkish industry as Türkiye's first mass-produced car.
The Story of Anadol, Türkiye's First Mass-Produced Automobile
Lütfi Mete Odabaşı11 October 2026

Anadol is the first car brand to be mass-produced in Türkiye. Entering production on December 19, 1966, at the Otosan factory in Istanbul, Anadol A1 opened the door to a new era in Turkish industry as the first domestic car born on its own line rathe…

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An overview of the interrupted line of Türkiye's automobile industry, extending from the 1961 Devrim to Togg.
From Devrim to Togg: The Broken Line of Türkiye's Automobile Industry
Lütfi Mete Odabaşı11 October 2026

Türkiye's automotive journey is defined by two major milestones: 1961, the Devrim produced in 129 days, and 1966, when the Anadol began rolling off the assembly line. The former was the first car designed and built in Türkiye, the latter the first ma…

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A young, dynamic automotive and motorsport enthusiast who loves researching and learning. Mete adds value to our automotive news, information, and culture platform with a young person's perspective. He closely follows innovations in automotive technologies and developments in motorsport, turning what he learns into rich, useful content for otomobilgi.com.

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