Car Museum
Mercedes Kurzhauber: The Truck That Conquered Africa and the Middle East
How the German Export Heavyweight Survived Decades and Became a Symbol of Reliability
The Legend of Lend-Lease: The Studebaker Truck That Saved the Front
How the American Heavyweight Became Indispensable in the USSR and Why It Was Not Needed in the USA
How the "failed" Ford GPA became a legend of the Red Army
The story of an amphibious vehicle that proved useful somewhere other than where it was created
Legends on Wheels: 5 Cars That Can Run Forever
From Volvo to Mercedes: Cars That Are Not Afraid of Time
VAZ-2102: Why the "Shed" Became a Legend
Why the station wagon turned out to be more expensive and in demand than the sedan
Top 10 Most Expensive Cars in Auction History
Unique racing cars and rare supercars for which collectors pay tens of millions of dollars
The Soviet ATS-59G Tractor and Its Second Life
Created for towing heavy artillery, it turned out to be in demand far beyond the army
SMZ S-3D: The Most Mass-Produced Motor Vehicle for Disabled People in the USSR
Two-stroke engine, pedal-free control, and a special distribution system through social services
GAZ-12 ZIM: A Rare Executive Car of the USSR
How GAZ Engineers Built a Six-Seater Sedan Without a Frame and with a Fluid Coupling
Dodge B300 Balboa 1973: A Compact Motorhome with the Character of the 70s
A rare camper that fits in a regular parking space
YaG-10: How the USSR's First Heavy Truck Appeared
The history of development, design, specifications, and fate of the pioneer of the Soviet automotive industry
NATI-VM: The Soviet Transformer of 1937
How in the 1930s they tried to turn the "Emka" into a universal all-terrain vehicle for three elements
Seven Cars with a Truly Strange Engine
Formula V6, Wankel rotary engine, gas turbine, and even two engines at once - recalling the most unconventional solutions