NSU

NSU is a book published by an unidentified publisher that explores the history and impact of the infamous German automaker, NSU Motorenwerke AG.

The book delves into the company's founding in 1873, its early success in producing bicycles and sewing machines, and its eventual transition to automobile manufacturing in the 20th century. It also covers NSU's role in developing the Wankel engine.

NSU became known for producing innovative and stylish cars, such as the NSU Ro80 sedan, which won accolades for its futuristic design and technical sophistication. However, financial struggles eventually led to NSU's merger with Volkswagen in 1969.

The book also touches on NSU's involvement in motorcycle racing and its contributions to advancing automotive technology, making it a valuable read for automotive enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

• Covers NSU's founding in 1873 as a producer of bicycles and sewing machines
• Explores NSU's early success in automobile manufacturing and role in developing the Wankel engine
• Highlights NSU's reputation for innovation and style through their car designs, such as the Ro80 sedan
• Discusses NSU's financial struggles and eventual merger with Volkswagen
• Touches on NSU's involvement in motorcycle racing and technological advancements

Readers will gain a comprehensive understanding of NSU's rich history and legacy within the automotive industry.