Fuchs wheel
Vehicles featuring Fuchs Wheels as standard equipment

Manufacturer
Model
Year
Description
Porsche
911S
1965
A successor to the 356, Porche's first iteration of their flagship rear-engined sports car featured the first production forged Fuchs Wheels, designed in a 'cloverleaf' pattern.
Porsche
914
1969
A collaboration in a collaboration with Volkswagen, the 914 was Porsches entry-level, mid-engined sports car of the last 1960s. Over 120,000 models were built featuring Fuchs 4-spoke clover wheels, similar to the 911 of the era.
NSU
RO 80
1969
An engineering marvel of the time featuring a sleek body, twin Wankel rotor engine, and Fuchs clover 5-spoke wheels, the NSU RO 80 was Europes first and last rotary car, due to its unreliability and fuel inefficiency.
Mercedes-Benz
S-Class
1972
The first of the flagship Mercedes-Benz series, the 1972 S-Class featured a new 'baroque' style by Fuchs, growing from the 'clover-style' to market their designs for more luxurious vehicles.
Opel
Kardett GT/E
1975
A sporty coupe with two-tone paint, the Opel Kardett featured multi-spoke Fuchs Wheels from the factory, which were later carried into motorsport through rally homologations of the car.
BMW
7-Series
1977
BMW's rival to the Mercedes S-Class, the 7-Series, also gained a multi-spoke Fuchs Wheel in the late 1970s to complement its luxury design and innovative chassis technology.
Audi
Ur-Quattro
1980
The first of many models with Audi's now successful 'Quattro' all-wheel-drive technology, the Ur-quattro featured an aluminium Fuchs which was inspired by its rally pedigree.
Mercedes-Benz
190
1982
A 'baby brother' to the S-Class, the Mercedes-Benz 190 was released in 1982 with a new 'fan' design Fuchs Wheel', which was inspired by 'turbo-fan' racing wheels of the era.
Audi
A8
1994
Audi's answer to the BMW 7-Series and Mercedes S-Class, the A8 saloon displayed its elegance on multi-spoke Fuchs Wheels ahead of its FAA debut in March 1994.
BMW
E46 M3
2000
The 4th generation BMW M3 was released in 2000, featuring a 3.2l six-cylinder engine, and was the first car to feature a 'bi-colour' forged Fuchs Wheel.
Porsche
997 Turbo
2006
Also featuring a two-tone forged Fuchs Wheel design as standard specification, the 997 generation Porsche 911 Turbo was one of the fastest cars released in 2006, with a 0-100 km/h time of 3.9 seconds.
Audi
R8
2007
The first generation Audi R8 was released in 2007, standard with a set of forged aluminium wheels to complement its entirely aluminium construction.
Rolls-Royce
Phantom
2008
Measuring at 5.3 metres in length, the monstrous Rolls-Royce flagship, the Phantom, was set rolling on the largest Fuchs Wheels produced at the time, with a diameter of 21 inches.
Lamborghini
Gallardo
2009
A first foray into Italian super-cars, Fuchs supplied Lamborghini with the factory wheels for their first 'entry-level' car, the Gallardo.
BMW
i3
2013
The BMW i3 is the only electric car to be manufactured with forged Fuchs Wheels, with their lightweight construction and rigidity complementing the car's carbon fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) chassis.
Mini
Cooper S
2014
The newly redesigned Mini Cooper S features the smallest and lightest Fuchs Wheel currently in production, at only 15 inches in diameter and weighing only 4.95 kg each.
BMW
F82 M4
2015
The first M-car of the 4-Series range, the M4 features a sporty 5-Spoke Fuchs forged wheel, available in a range of finishes including two-tone.

Question: Which model did Porsche make Fuchs wheels for?
Answer: In 1965, Porsche made Fuchs wheels for their first iteration of the 911S.