Prinz 1000

STORY

The NSU Prinz was a range of small rear-engined economy cars built by the German maker NSU from the late 1950s into the 1970s. The Prinz 4 (Typ 47) had crisp styling that recalled the Chevrolet Corvair. The larger Typ 110 offered more room and was the basis for sportier TT versions. These air-cooled, rear-engined cars were NSU's mainstream models before the company was absorbed into what became Audi.