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The Peugeot 403 has a lot in common with the GAZ-21 “Volga”. They are roughly the same class and appeared at about the same time. For both Peugeot and the Gorky Automobile Plant, this was the second passenger-car model launched after the war. But unlike the “Volga”, the Peugeot 403 had a convertible body style Read more…

Almost a hundred years ago, when automobile manufacturing was taking its first steps, curious phenomena were observed in this field from the perspective of our contemporary. Today it goes without saying that an automobile is a vehicle with a gasoline or diesel internal combustion engine (ICE). But in those days, firstly, the automobile was considered Read more…

After the end of World War I, Czechoslovakia found itself in a unique situation. It inherited a powerful industry from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, including automotive, comparable to Germany and France. However, the volume of the domestic market of the new state was small, and to survive, automakers had to focus on exports. In the early Read more…

Residents of villages and small towns, where asphalt roads have not yet reached and where “Volgas” and “Moskviches” start skidding after just a few meters past the outskirts in rainy weather or spring mud, have long dreamed of such a vehicle. Compact, maneuverable, economical to operate, and highly off-road capable — that’s how rural drivers Read more…

Sometimes, genius hides in a garage. That’s exactly what happened with Andrea Marazzi — a mechanic from the Italian town of Bagnolo Cremasco. Imagine this: an ordinary 1993 Fiat Panda suddenly becomes an internet sensation because… it was made hilariously narrow. Not just narrow — just 50 centimeters wide! It’s no joke — it’s both Read more…

When a tech giant releases its first SUV, it’s already an event. The Xiaomi YU7 is not just a car, but an attempt to turn the idea of ​​what a modern luxury electric car should be like upside down. Having shown this crossover to the public for the first time, Xiaomi relied on bold design, Read more…

The homemade microcar “Laika” is a frameless all-metal construction. Despite its small size and simplicity, the car provides comfortable seating for two people (driver and passenger), has two trunks, is sturdy, and maneuverable. Thanks to its low weight, high body, low engine power, relatively small wheels, and rear-wheel drive, Laika’s off-road capabilities are quite high. Read more…