Maly – The towncar

The iconic vehicles of Eastern Europe on your desk!

While in the West it was the Italian Fiat Nuova 500 manufactured from 1957 that stole the hearts of car fanatics, the Polish-made Polski Fiat entering production in 1973 based on the Fiat license was the go-to vehicle of petrolheads in the Eastern Bloc. Due to its small size, the Poles called the four-wheeled vehicle ‘Maluch’ (meaning toddler), which became popular in socialist Hungary under the name Kispolszki. Its compact size made the Polski Fiat a lovable family car, perhaps only the similarly equipped and priced Trabant can be regarded as its one true competitor.

Learn more about the Maly automobile here...

The CHROMIEZ collection brings to life the emblematic four-wheeled vehicles of the Eastern Bloc, in limited quantities. The miniature, custom designed automobiles envisioned by HYPEANDHYPER were made in the workrooms of Hungarian craftsmen, with care, expertise and love. In addition to the wooden cars, you can also get special numbered prints as part of the CHROMIEZ collection!

Dimensions:  〜 130 x 80 x 56 mms, 〜 230 grams

Material: car body – painted beech, wheels – aluminum, rubber – painted steel, lamps & garnish – jigs

100% EAST. 100% HYPE.