F1 & Grand Prix Cars
Auto Union Type C (1936–1937)
The Auto Union Type C is a Grand Prix racing car developed for the 1936 and 1937 European Championship seasons under the 750-kg formula, and represents the pinnacle of the mid-engined V16 design lineage created by Ferdinand Porsche.
Auto Union Type A (1934)
In 1933, Auto Union commissioned Ferdinand Porsche to design a racing car capable of competing under the newly introduced 750 kg Grand Prix formula, which limited vehicle weight but placed no restriction on engine displacement.
NSU 6/60 hp (1926)
The NSU 16/6 hp, more widely known in contemporary sources as the NSU 6/60 hp, is a German racing car developed by NSU Motorenwerke AG for competition in the mid-1920s.