Tatra 75 Sport
This three-seater sporty version of the mundane Tatra 75 is testimony to Czechoslovakian ingenuity. A dynamic, elegant body on a Tatra chassis – we are
Author: Pal Negyesi
Trabant Production in Zwickau
Today it is a nostalgic object, a curiosity, but for over three decades it was a cheap mobility device for people behind the Iron Curtain.
New Moskvitch Exhibition Opens in Moscow
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Polish Microcars from Szczecin
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From Jetpack to Electric Bikes – Life of Justin Capră
Virgilius Justin Capră was one of the most prolific Romanian inventors and engineers. He is best known as the inventor of the jet pack, but