“The queen of Polish roads”, “The sock”, “The Hen catcher” – to the Polish car enthusiasts these names are instantly recognizable. They all describe a popular Syrena – the only fully Polish mass-produced car. Despite many flaws the Syrena was…
Po prawie rocznej nieobecności na blogu należą się pewne wyjaśnienia, dlaczego na kolejny wpis trzeba było czekać tyle czasu. Jednym z głównych powodów tak długiej absencji była duża liczba obowiązków, co wiązało się z bardzo ograniczoną ilością wolnego czasu, a…
Skoda 1000 MB (letters ‘MB’ coming from the initials of Mlada Boleslav, Skoda’s hometown) was first presented in April 1964, as the successor for the Skoda Octavia and was the first model of the long line of rear-engined Skodas. The…
The production of the Warszawa 201F began in 1960, but the work on the first prototypes began in the late 1950s. The car was based on the Warszawa Pick-up, with the only difference being the rear of the car –…
Renault Captur is a small crossover produced by Renault since 2013. The prototype (Captur Concept) was shown during the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, while the production version was introduced two years later. The Captur is based on the Renault Clio…
Renault Clio I (its name deriving from the Greek muse of history – Clio) was first introduced in June 1990 at the Paris Motor Show, with sales starting shortly after. The car replaced the ageing Renault 5 in the company’s…
Renault Mégane RS (Renaultsport) was presented in 2004. It was based on the 2nd generation of the Renault Mégane and was available as a 3-door and a 5-door hatchback. The car is powered by a 2.0 turbocharged engine that produced…
I have never done this before, but considering my blog is entering its 4th year, I thought the time has come to finally do it – the first ever Summary of the year. 2014 has been a good year for…
Renault Clio RS was presented in 2012. It is based on the 4th generation Renault Clio. The Clio RS uses a 1.6 turbocharged petrol engine which has 200bhp and a top speed of 230 km It is also the first…
The second generation of Opel Combo was introduced in 2001. The car is based on the platform of Opel Corsa C and uses most of its engines. A novelty in the model were the sliding rear side doors (versions with…