Author Xiu network reported ] Skoda, which is very early, has been successful in Monte Carlo Rally, has launched a portable sports car and hood in 1936. Limited version of the car body structure Mdash; Mdash; Popular Monte Carlo convertible. In addition, Skoda Popular is the first model of brand exported to our country.
In January 1936, in Monte Carlo, Skoda Popular sports cars won the second place in the engine displacement of 1.5 liters. People’s positive response to this successful sports event made Skoda deeply inspired, launched a limited edition model MDash; mdash; the first Skoda Monte Carlo version of the convertible delivered in July 1936 The user was held in the Paris Auto Show in the same year. In fact, Skoda Popular has been exported to my country in the 1930s and has established 5 sales stores in my country. 
Skoda Monte Carlo version is equipped with 1.4-liters of volume four-cylinder engines, the maximum power 23 kW. The chassis design is fitted with its sportiness, and the unusually sturdy and lightweight central tubular structure is bifurcated in the front end to place the engine. In addition, Skoda also moves the three-speed gearbox of this model to the rear drive shaft and adopts the most advanced drive shaft design, including transmission and differential, and uses a separate suspension design on all wheels. These factors have achieved this model with excellent traction, stability and handling. At the same time, modern hydraulic brakes and accurate rack gears have turned to the dynamic characteristics of this car, so that they speed up to 110 kilometers.
This two convertible is 4.2 meters long, 1.5 meters wide, 1.37 meters high, weighing 960 kg, about 60 kg more than the general sports car. In October 1937, Skoda also launched a model, embedded some of the front headlights into the stasp. In addition, Skoda also improves the wheel bracket of the new car, re-adjusting the suspension system, and lengtheningThe wheelbase greatly enhances the internal space. In 1938, the Czech Slovak Government gave a super luxurious Monte Carlo Edition convertible for only 14-year-old Yugoslav King, who was only 14 years old.
The black Skoda Monte Carlo version of the above figure was hidden in the Skoda Museum since 1968. Skoda has conducted professional repairs for this car in Millennium, and then became a representative model in the history of Skoda, and won many classic car events at home and abroad. Today, the Monte Carlo version is only more than 10 vehicles.