Kocs
Kocs [ kotʃ ] is a town with about 2,600 inhabitants in the small area in northern Hungary Tata Komárom-Esztergom county. The first settlement on the territory of today Kocs dates from the Bronze Age, documented the place first opened in 1237th Kocs was in the early modern period famous for manufacturing spring loaded carriages of a temporarily forgotten since Roman times invention. The term coach is derived from Hungarian kocsi, which means "from Kocs ".