If you lived under the communism block in the Eastern Europe or in the German Democratic Republic back in the 1980s, then you definitely remember the symbol of those harsh times, which is the iconic Trabant 601. This Trabant 601 left the German factory in 1980s and has undergone a lot of modifications ever since.
Pitting an aged Trabant against a road eating Nissan GT-R is something like giving a man a piece of juicy steak to fend off a pack of hungry lions: it would be a gruesome spectacle. Fortunately, this Traband has long ceased to be that old piece of junk that would only go over the speed
Some enthusiast East Germans, and East Europeans for that matter, were chuffed to bits a while back when Herpa announced that they would be bringing back the Trabant brand. With a new iteration as the Trabant nT, Herpa promised a new EV car with an older nostalgic effect.
