Launched in 1965, the NSU TT 1300 was a high-performance variant of the NSU Prinz series, developed by NSU Motorenwerke AG in West Germany. It was a lightweight, rear-engined sedan aimed at competitive touring car and rally use. Its compact size, agility, and powerful-for-its-class engine made it a popular choice in the under-1300 cc rally class.
The TT 1300 featured a reinforced chassis, front disc brakes, and rack-and-pinion steering. Its alloy engine block and short wheelbase gave it an ideal balance of power and agility on twisty European rally stages.
Though not a threat for overall wins, the TT 1300 consistently outperformed rivals in its displacement category, earning it a cult following among privateers.
Drivers appreciated the car’s sharp steering, lively throttle response, and confidence-inspiring grip. Its rear-engine bias offered excellent traction on loose surfaces but demanded careful throttle modulation to avoid oversteer.
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