“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
Author: Pal Negyesi
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
Лосёнок (Calf) – a Soviet Home-made Minivan
Museums are slowly reopening after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides. A report on the Time Machine Museum in Ukraine featured a photo, which prompted us to
Mátra – A Hungarian Motorcycle With Potential
The Mátra motorcycle, which was unveiled in Hungary just before the outbreak of the Second World War has been praised by The Motor Cycle magazine
Yakovlev-Freze, the First Russian Car
On July 14, 1896, the first Russian automobile was put on display at the All-Russia Art and Industry Exhibition in the city of Nizhny Novgorod.
The Leningrad Returns
A one-off sporty roadster, built in 1956 in the Soviet Union has been restored to its former glory. Back in 2014 we have briefly introduced