It's not every day that a new print magazine comes onto the market and not all new publications are convincing. But Dr. Pál Négyesi, the publisher of the English-language "Rare & Unique Vehicles", has succeeded in finding an exciting niche.
His 120-page magazine will be published quarterly and will be available both digitally (including on Readly) and in printed form. Each issue will be dedicated to an overarching theme, with the first issue focusing on early electric linear vehicles. Négyesi has compiled a large number of extremely rare and unknown vehicles and has not limited himself to automobiles, as motorcycles, trucks and buses are also presented.
In addition to the main theme, in which many rare cars (e.g. Burney Streamliner, Rumpler Tropfenwagen, Wikow 35 'Kapka', Tatra 77/87/97, Scarab, etc.) as well as influential people (Edmund Rumpler, Paul Jaray, Baron Reinhard von Koenig-Fachsenfeld, etc.) are portrayed, there are also many other interesting and interesting articles.) are portrayed, many other vehicles of which little has been heard so far have their say, in number 1 these are for example: Trabant Buggy, Leningrad, De Laparelle, Mercury Leo Lyons Ultra, Joswin or Lackner.
Who is Dr. Pál Négyesi?
Dr. Pál Négyesi (47) is a Hungarian citizen currently living in Vienna (Austria). He has been writing about cars for 28 years and is also the author of several books on the history of Hungarian automobiles in Hungarian, English and German. He is also a lecturer of a classic car restoration course at Óbuda University in Budapest.
His doctoral thesis "How the Motor Museum saw the automobile: The automobile as a commodity, as design and as social history in Germany and Austria in the 20th century - from national identity to mobility", was completed in 2019.
Since 2015, Pál has also been a member of the organizing committee of the "Concours d' Elegance in Balatonfüred" in Hungary.
In 2017, Pál was awarded the Cross of Merit "St. Christopher" by the Hungarian Automobile Club for his commitment to the Hungarian classic car community.
Part of a larger network
Négyesi's accomplices are classic car experts, authors and museum curators from all over the world. These include: David Cooper, Ken Gross (USA), Goeff Hacker (USA), Karl Ludvigsen (Great Britain), Natasa Grom Jerina (Soviet Union) and Dmitriy Dashko (Russia)
Further information can be found on the website of the new magazine.
