This collection will interest not only car owners, but also “pedestrians.” Here, the history of this marvel of technology, without which the modern world is unthinkable, is told in a very vivid and engaging way.
In particular, here you will be told how and by whom the gearbox was invented, and the process of assembling a car will be demonstrated. In addition, you will be able to take a close look at some rare models. For example, the “Mercedes-Benz One” from 1886, which does not really look much like a car at all, resembles a carriage with a seat for a coachman. And it ran on ligroin, a mixture of liquid hydrocarbons that are petroleum products. The original car was personally handed over by Karl Benz to the Munich National Museum 20 years after it was created. By the way, the production of exact copies of this car, only gasoline-powered, has now resumed, and their cost exceeds 100 thousand dollars.
There are about 40 retro exhibits from the 19th-20th centuries here. Models by BMW, Maybach, Volkswagen, Mercedes, Porsche, and Ferrari are on display. A true paradise for lovers of beautiful and expensive cars!
