Fifty exhibits from the 1950s to the end of the 1980s are on display in Terezín. There are also historic motorcycles, Tatra cars and foreign cars such as Wartburg, Trabant, Dacia, Lady and Moskvich. Most of the museum's exhibits come from the car factories of the former Eastern Bloc countries, but there are also some interesting pieces from the West that were driven by prominent personalities of the time. Škoda vehicles from the first Felicias through Embeci and Erko to the Hundred and Twenty are fully represented. There are also rare exhibits such as the two-door Škoda 1000 MBX or the Škoda Rapid Cabrio, which was only produced in England. Also worth seeing are the legendary Tatra 603 and 613, which were used exclusively as government vehicles until the 1970s. But fans of foreign brands will not miss out either: models from Wartburg, Trabant, Dacia, Lady or Moskvich, the so-called Lenin sleigh, can be seen here. Cars that were driven by celebrities or by people who could afford a foreign car in Tuzex are represented by models from Mercedes, Jaguar or Fiat.