NSU Prinz 1000 Sedan 1961

Specifications NSU Prinz 1000 Sedan 1961 blueprint

The NSU Prinz 1000 Sedan of 1961 is a perfectly preserved piece of German engineering and design from the post-war era. It features a striking cream, black and red coloured two-tone paint job, endowed with a smooth finish, that is sure to catch the attention of any onlooker. Its fully chrome-detailed body is complemented by distinctive features like the broad band of chrome trim that begins at the front bumper and runs along the body line and continues to the back of the car, creating an elegant and timeless image. The exterior is rounded off by the traditional built-in fog lights on the front, tinted and balanced windows, as well as 14-inch wheels. Inside, the spacious cabin welcomes passengers with a comfortable and vintage feel. The seats are upholstered in luxurious fabric and feature classic piping details around the edges. The functional dashboard includes a clock, a fully functional heating system, and an analog ammeter and speedometer designed with perfectly concentric circles. The steering wheel is large and easy to handle, even for long trips. Alongside the four-speed manual transmission, you will find the beloved across-the-board four-cylinder engine, coupled with a rear wheel drivetrain that guarantees an impeccable drive. When it comes to its performance capabilities, the NSU Prinz 1000 Sedan of 1961 has stood the test of time. The 4-cylinder 1.0-litre engine delivers a respectable 50 horsepower to the rear wheels, enabling the vintage auto to reach a top speed of 80 mph. The body offers remarkable weight distribution between the front and rear wheels which helps to improve fuel efficiency. The NSU Prinz 1000 sedan of 1961 still manages to turn heads today. It is an intricate display of German engineering, style, and class from a different era that truly stands the test of time.