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Great Rivalries: Auto Union vs Mercedes Benz 
Automobile Magazine | Thu, Aug 27
The heroic Germans fought equally hard in mountain-climb and speed-record venues.In 1933, German chancellor Adolf Hitler promised Mercedes-Benz the 500,000-reichsmark (approximately $3 million today) incentive offered to any German racing team willing to campaign a car in the ne...
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