Malaxa (car)

The Malaxa was a car that was built in 1945 in Resita in Romania in the factories of industrialist Nicolae Malaxa.

The rear-wheel drive Malaxa was powered by an air-cooled three- cylinder radial engine developing 30 bhp (22 kW). The top speed was 120 km / h The two-door wagon offered six seats on two benches and equipped with remarkable comfort.

The production in Romania has been set, after the Soviet Union decided to manufacture the car at home. Allegedly high-ranking politicians from Moscow had previously tried the car in Sofia, Bulgaria.