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I know there is not a lot of references here. Unfortunately, there do not seem to be any. Faun and Kaessbohrer have removed whatever they had, since this is a pretty old vehicle (it was introduced in 1989, its predecessor in the late 70s), and it was not really historically remarkable, so there is not a lot you can find in terms of original documents. This page is largely compiled from the German Wikipedia site, and thus represents the same level of information.