55 years of the Škoda 1000 MB: The first Czech mass-produced car celebrates its anniversary
55 years ago, the ŠKODA 1000 MB marked a turning point in the history of the Czech automobile manufacturer. The compact car benefitted from a
Author: Pal Negyesi
Van – A Stillborn Romanian Minivan
Just before the Iron Curtain fell, engineers at the Romanian Întreprinderi de Asistenţă Tehnică şi Service pentru Autoturisme (Workshop For Technical Assistance and Repair of
A Visit to The Museum of Historical, Military Technology in Kaunas, Lithuania
The local Retromobile association put together two museums to illustrate the development of motoring in Lithuania. The main museum is located in the city of
Central and East European Classic Car Events Calendar 2019 – A Preview
The 2019 season is still a few months away, but we would like to show you some of the great events taking place in the
Book Review: Zámek s vůní benzínu
The Christmas break enabled me to go back to my bookshelf and look at some of my favourite books. Castles with a Scent of Petrol
The story of two Mercedes W154 Silver Arrow Racing Cars in Romania
Several great pre-war racing cars ended up behind the Iron Curtain. Most of the Auto Union Silver Arrows have been shipped to the Soviet Union
The Role of Korbuly Family in Hungarian Industrial History
From railways to cars, from tractors to airplanes members of the Korbuly family designed all kind of vehicles. Some family members also played crucial roles
1912 Budapest-Constantinople Touring Race Commemorative Exhibition Officially Opened in Sofia
A Commemorative Exhibition celebrating the 1912 Budapest-Constantinople Touring Race, which was originally shown in Istanbul, before moving to Bucharest is now available for viewing at