The museum in Terezín has a remarkable collection of vintage cars that were seen on the streets of our country during the socialist era. The exhibits, which date from the 1950s to the 1980s, include motorcycles, Tatra cars and Wartburg, Trabant, Lada and Moskvich automobiles. The exhibits are mainly from the car manufacturers of the former Eastern Bloc, supplemented by some interesting exhibits from the West, which were once used by prominent personalities. A complete series of Škoda cars is exhibited, starting with the Felicia, the MB car ("embéčko"), the R car ("erko") through to the 105 car and 120 car. Rare exhibits are also on display, including the two-door Škoda 1000 MBX and the Škoda Rapid Cabrio, which was produced exclusively in England, and a special highlight is the legendary Tatra 603 and 613, which only became available to private individuals in the 1970s. Until then, these cars were used exclusively as government cars. For lovers of foreign brands, the museum exhibits models from Wartburg, Trabant, Dacia, Lada and Moskvich, known by the nickname "Lenin's sleigh". There are also vehicles from Mercedes, Jaguar and Fiat, which were used by prominent personalities.

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