Schwaben Hill – A Hungarian Hill-Climb Revisited
Between 1920-1930, there was a hillclimb race held for cars and motorcycles on the slopes of the picturesque Schwaben Hill in the Buda part of
Author: Pal Negyesi
“Eigenbau” Cars From Romania
Over the weekend Retromobil Club Romania held the “Fabricat în Romania” show in Bucharest, where a lot of interesting locally made cars, trucks, buses and
Is that a Dacia?
Rudimentary factory – check. Renault inspired shape – check. But something is very off about this picture… Just look at the wall, there is a
Start, A Fibreglass-Bodied Soviet Minibus
The odd-looking Start was the first serial produced fibreglass-bodied vehicle in the Soviet Union. Fibreglass as a material for automobile bodies were studied at the
HungaroringClassic 2019
Last weekend the second HungaroringClassic was held at the Hungarian Formula 1 track Peter Auto, which organizes the magnificent Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille
90 Years Ago: Hungarian Success at the Monte Carlo Rally
The 1929 Monte Carlo Rally Viktor Szmick together with his co-driver, Emanuel Czajkowski and Ferenc Pesti , their mechanic finished at second place with a
Meeting a Mermaid
The Syrena (Mermaid) was a very popular people’s car in Poland which remained in production for over 25 years. But as it was not exported,
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