The NSU Prinz is a compact car produced by the German manufacturer NSU Motorenwerke from 1957 to 1973. It was designed as a small, economical vehicle, featuring a rear-engine layout and a lightweight body. The Prinz was available in various models, including the Prinz 4, which gained popularity for its practicality and efficiency. The car was powered by a two-stroke engine, which contributed to its distinctive performance characteristics. The NSU Prinz became well-known for its innovative engineering and was one of the early examples of a successful small car in the post-war European automotive market.