Starting on May 1st!
A personal message from Monica Borgward, daughter of the automotive automobile pioneer Carl F.W.Borgward
Because of the major success of the worldtour – it is being extended to the 7th of Mai.
Secure your starting position!
Sign up now to secure your spot at our trip. Just write us an e-mail to
worldtour@ps-perlen.de
Tell us about your location, your vehicle type and your name. Or even more if you like – but it is not a requirement. Spontaneous rides are also welcome.
Please follow the corona-regulations in your region in conjunction with “wearing a mask”- mandate and the number of allowed passengers in the same car.
Act responsible for your own and your passenger’s health.
The preparation
We are starting on May 1st so that many of Borgward developed vehicles like the Hansa, Lloyd, Goliath and Borgwards of every kind can go worldwide on the trip together.
In 2016 for the 125th anniversary of the great engineer and entrepreneur – the worldwide meeting of over 450 vehicles took place in Bremen. Now we are driving separately and meet up together in videos.
Attendees take videos of their vehicles, the tour and the tourist attractions themselves easily with their smartphones.
Pictures are also welcome – and of course information about the cars as well as the distance traveled on that day.
The movie about the trip
In this 1:59 minutes video we are showing you the occasion and the procedure.
By the way, who is not able to take part on May 1st,
can take their contribution earlier and send it to us. Please send the files directly to:
worldtour@ps-perlen.de
If the files are too big you can send us the files using a free service provider like for example „WeTransfer“.
By sending us the files you are agreeing that we are allowed to use the files for this project.
Every attendes is going to get an invite to watch the movie premiere!
Just one click takes you to the download page. From there you can download our promotional material, use or cut the DIN A4 template to shape. Attach it to your vehicle or just hold it up to the camera.
