Unique racing cars and rare supercars for which collectors pay tens of millions of dollars

Created for towing heavy artillery, it turned out to be in demand far beyond the army

Two-stroke engine, pedal-free control, and a special distribution system through social services

How GAZ Engineers Built a Six-Seater Sedan Without a Frame and with a Fluid Coupling

A rare camper that fits in a regular parking space

How in the 1930s they tried to turn the "Emka" into a universal all-terrain vehicle for three elements

Formula V6, Wankel rotary engine, gas turbine, and even two engines at once - recalling the most unconventional solutions

From Detroit to Chelyabinsk: How 12 Engineers Set Up Production of 10,000 Machines in Four Years

From Refrigerators to Volvo: The Unexpected Start of the Chinese Concern

A four-wheel drive all-terrain vehicle on pneumatic tires passed tests, but remained an experiment

How a unique 8×8, which didn't find its place in the planned economy, was created in Minsk in the late 1950s

How two key models of the 80s became symbols of competition and different understandings of the "people's car"

Rejection of know-how and consequences that slowed down the export of the "kopeyka"

How export cars returned to the USSR and became a symbol of special status