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Claus Luthe, born 8 December 1932 in Wuppertal, Germany is a celebrated German car designer. As a coachbuilding student he first worked at Karosseriebauer Voll in Würzburg, where he worked on proposals for buses. After a short stay with at Fiat, where he was, among other activities, responsible for the frontal styling of the 500, he returned to Germany to work for NSU, where he was instrumental in developing the company’s design department.

Claus Luthe’s best known designs in the 1960s were the second generation Chevrolet Corvair-inspired NSU Prinz, the NSU Wankel Spyder, and, in 1967, the revolutionary NSU Ro 80, which still stands today as a milestone in automotive design. The Volkswagen K70 was originally conceived by Luthe as the NSU K70, but came to the market after considerable delays with modifications to his original design.

Following the takeover of NSU by Volkswagen, Luthe continued to work for Volkswagen/Audi and was involved in, among other projects, the original Polo, and the Audi 100 C2. He produced the initial proposals for the Audi 80 B2, although the design was modified substantially after he left Audi.

In 1976 he succeeded Paul Bracq as chief designer with BMW, styling the the second generation 5 Series and the E30 and E36 3 Series, as well as the 1986 E32 7-Series. By 1990 he was head of BMW’s design department, supervising the creation of the 1989 8-Series Coupe, and the third generation E34 5-Series. In 1990 he left his post at BMW after being arrested for stabbing his son, a chronic drug addict, to death.

Claus Luthe, born 8 December 1932 in Wuppertal, Germany is a celebrated German car designer. As a coachbuilding student he first worked at Karosseriebauer Voll in Würzburg, where he worked on proposals for buses. After a short stay with at Fiat, where he was, among other activities, responsible for the frontal styling of the 500, he returned to Germany to work for NSU, where he was instrumental in developing the company’s design department.

Claus Luthe’s best known designs in the 1960s were the second generation Chevrolet Corvair-inspired NSU Prinz, the NSU Wankel Spyder, and, in 1967, the revolutionary NSU Ro 80, which still stands today as a milestone in automotive design. The Volkswagen K70 was originally conceived by Luthe as the NSU K70, but came to the market after considerable delays with modifications to his original design.

Following the takeover of NSU by Volkswagen, Luthe continued to work for Volkswagen/Audi and was involved in, among other projects, the original Polo, and the Audi 100 C2. He produced the initial proposals for the Audi 80 B2, although the design was modified substantially after he left Audi.

In 1976 he succeeded Paul Bracq as chief designer with BMW, styling the the second generation 5 Series and the E30 and E36 3 Series, as well as the 1986 E32 7-Series. By 1990 he was head of BMW’s design department, supervising the creation of the 1989 8-Series Coupe, and the third generation E34 5-Series. In 1990 he left his post at BMW after being arrested for stabbing his son, a chronic drug addict, to death.

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Claus Luthe, (December 8, 1932 - March 17, 2008) [1] was an important German car designer, responsible for the NSU Ro 80 as well as a number of Audi and BMW models.

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Claus Luthe: Designer of the Daring Ro80 New cars today rarely flare the imagination as the NSU Ro80 did in 1967. It was, quite simply, the most daringly modern car on the road ...

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Claus Luthe (Wuppertal, 8 december 1932 - München, 17 maart 2008) was een Duits auto-ontwerper. Hij is het meest bekend als ontwerper van de NSU Ro 80.

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