NSU 1000, 1200, TT & TTS
NSU 1000, 1200, TT & TTS

The NSU range in 1971, with the basic 598cc Prinz on the far left.

1971 NSU 1000 C
The 1000C was more grown up than the very basic Prinz. Its 1000cc engine gave it reasonably nippy perfomance, top speed being 130 km/h. In the brochure NSU seem to realise that the 1200 was a bit on the expensive side, claiming that although larger cars were to be had for less money, this 'status symbol' was evidence of good taste.

1971 NSU 1200
The TT and TTS models were much more desirable than the other Prinz derivatives. Billed as sports cars, although not according to everyone's definition, they certainly were fast. The TTS had a smaller engine (1000 cc) than the TT, but went faster (160 km/h).

NSU TTS
 
Specification
1971 NSU TT
Air-cooled Straight 4, 1177cc
78 DIN HP @ 5500 rpm
4 speed manual
Unitary construction
Independent front and rear
Disc front, drum rear
155 km/h
0-100 km/h: 13.1 s
