One of the oldest car manufacturers rose from the grave

Tatra, a Czech's automotive brand is now ready to revive their automobile division and back to producing the cars since stopped in 1999. They feel now is the right time because the demand for cars is so high. This report was first reported by Ekonom, a local daily as cited from the "company's unofficial informant."

Tatra T87 is one of the Czech's cars. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1hS7X5)

Tatra is one of the oldest car manufacturers in the world. In 1850, the company made the coach. And 47 years later, or in 1897, they made their first car, and became the first car company in Central Europe.

Although stopped making passenger cars in 1999, but continues to make Tatra all-wheel drive trucks. This historical fact makes Tatra has been crowned as the second-oldest company that produces vehicles until now, after the Peugeot.

Left side view of Tatra T87. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1hS7X5)

Furthermore, as citing of Topspeed, this brand in its heyday was known as a manufacturer of luxury cars and sophisticated. Tatra was one of the first to adopt the technology manufacturer of air conditioning and thinking about the aerodynamic factors.

Rear view of Tatra T87. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1hS7X5)

The anonymous informant said that before producing modern passenger cars, they will first create a classic car. And he said also the action taken as the response of high demand for classic cars these days. Among the models discussed are the revivals of the T87 and the “Tatraplan,” which is known as the T600 by the history books.

Furthermore, according to the Ekonom sources, the decision to be born again to be announced in the first half of 2017. And generally, to develop a car that is completely new, it takes a minimum of three years. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | AUTOEVOLUTION]

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