Straussler AP1 – A 8×4 Oil Tanker Truck
In 1935 a Hungarian-born British engineer comissioned a Hungarian company to build a one-off oil tanker for the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. The AP1 was the
Author: Pal Negyesi
The Lanos Story
While here at CEAutoClassic we usually wrote about classic cars, but we take an exception here. Daewoo Lanos, FSO Lanos, ZAZ Lanos, ZAZ Chance, ZAZ
Bosmal, A Polish Design Institute
Today Fiat operates an engine plant in the Polish city of Bielsko-Biała. Once this was the place, where the Fiat 126p was produced under licence.
Report on the Moskvitch Factory, 1971
Fortepan, a non-profit Hungarian photo archive recently featured a photo report on the Soviet Moskvitch factory, which was originally published in 1971 Sándor Bojár (1914-2000)
“From Heritage To Tradition” – New Exhibition at Škoda Museum
With the reopening of the Škoda Museum after the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a new exhibition, celebrating the 125-years of the company “The permanent exhibition
Knez Motor Sled From 1931
The Croatian Technical Museum Nikola Tesla has a very interesting motor sled from 1931. Built by local mechanic, Marko Knez it once had a Maybach
Polski-Fiat 125p In International Rally Races
Among East European cars, the Moskvitch 408 is renowned for its rally history, but the Polski-Fiat team also had some success. Fiat, which won the
115 Years Ago The Hungarian Auto Industry Was Born
On 31 May, 1905 János Csonka, head of the training workshop at the Royal Joseph University in Budapest proudly presented the prototype of its postal