The first Škoda post-war model 'made in Mladá Boleslav' was the Škoda 1101 in spring 1946, which soon became known as the 'Tudor' due to its two-door, closed body. The vehicle was characterized by its reliability, fuel efficiency and comfort and was a success in more than 70 countries. The Škoda Museum is dedicating a special exhibition to this legendary model from January 20 to May 21, 2026
The way we buy and sell has changed significantly in recent decades. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, online sales began to take shape in earnest. What started out as webshops for books, electronics, and clothing quickly grew into a global shift from physical stores to digital platforms. And now we see it for classic cars and young classics. And it makes sense
The Schlumpf Concours d'Élégance is in the tradition of the greatest automobile competitions in the heart of one of the most important world heritage sites: the National Automobile Museum - Schlumpf Collection. In this exceptional setting, the vehicles presented are not just cars, but pieces of history, design and know-how, highlighted in an environment at the level of their prestige.