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NSU - car manufacturing in NeckarsulmIn 1886 a bicycle manufacturing department was added to the Neckarsulmer Strickmaschinenfabrik knitting-machine factory. NSU started to build motorcycles in 1901 and cars five years later. In 1929 the manufacture of cars was abandoned for a time for the company to concentrate fully on motorcycles. It was three decades later, in 1958, before automobiles were again produced in Neckarsulm. | |
NSU Prinz 3
The NSU Prinz 3 was built from 1957 to 1960. It had a twin-cylinder air-cooled rear engine. From 1959 on, the NSU Prinz’s engine developed 30 bhp.
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| NSU 1200 C
Various versions of the NSU 1200 C were sold between 1965 and 1973, with power outputs between 53 and 66 bhp. | |
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NSU 1200 TT
The NSU Prinz remained in production from 1967 to 1972 and had a 65 bhp engine. The competition version was successful in motorsport, winning 29 national championships. | |
| Wankel Spider
The first massed produced Wankel engine vehicles were sold 2.375 times during the three year period of construction from 1964 to 1967. | |
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Rennmax
Characteristic for this company racing motorcycle dating from 1953 is its silumin motor case. A top speed of 186 kh/h was achieved. | |
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