Those who recall the PRL may remrmber the Škoda model 1000MB. Poles used to joke that it stood for 'tysiąc małych błędów'.
Popular and Practical Cars in Poland
an old crappy, rusty and small fiat. This is the most popular car among the kurwa boys.
polishmama 3 | 279
17 Feb 2012 #33
In regards to the prices of shipping and to placing items in cars while shipping, I have to say that the information given is completely incorrect. As a person who used to work in Export and who's specialty was Europe, containers and cars.
delphiandomine 86 | 17823
17 Feb 2012 #34
Then why don't you inform us as to the correct prices?
Seems strange to post "I know better than you and I'm not going to tell you".
Seems strange to post "I know better than you and I'm not going to tell you".
polishmama 3 | 279
17 Feb 2012 #35
You have to contact a shipping company/freight forwarder, and you have to know the year, make and model of your vehicle, the port of origin and the port of destination. Those factors play a huge impact on the prices. Also, prices change month to month. So, accurately, I also cannot quote you prices.
Just like if I told you an airline ticket to Poland is $400. From where? To where? When (is this May 2008 or tomorrow at 8am)? What flight? What airline? Is it roundtrip? etc. And, like an airline ticket, because the prices change, the price for the same exact vehicles going from and to the same location might not cost the same because they might be booked at different times.
And I didn't post "I know better than you and I'm not going to tell you". I posted that the prices being told above are like my example of a airline ticket to Poland.
If anyone is interested in learning facts and tips about shipping a car, they are welcome to contact me or read the blog.
Just like if I told you an airline ticket to Poland is $400. From where? To where? When (is this May 2008 or tomorrow at 8am)? What flight? What airline? Is it roundtrip? etc. And, like an airline ticket, because the prices change, the price for the same exact vehicles going from and to the same location might not cost the same because they might be booked at different times.
And I didn't post "I know better than you and I'm not going to tell you". I posted that the prices being told above are like my example of a airline ticket to Poland.
If anyone is interested in learning facts and tips about shipping a car, they are welcome to contact me or read the blog.
MirekCarDealer
24 Dec 2016 #36
For the question pf the most popular car in Poland, there is only one reply - VW Passat B5 1.9 TDI, ofcourse combi version, that can carry every countryside stuff. Its just quintessence of our countryside mode of transportation and carrying stuff. If you see any of Passat or VW from 2000-2005 on Polish roads, theres 99% of chanse, thats TDI version, always 1.9. The most exclusive are those exported from Germany. Every man, whose name is Janusz or Mirek car like this is biggest dream, 1st wife, and love to end of live. And remember, always TDI, because Ursus and Zetor runs on diesel too
Zlatko
26 May 2020 #37
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The last Auris (2013-2019) is everywhere in The Netherlands. Imo it looks better than the Golf or the Ford Focus and certainly is more reliable than them and other Euro rivals. Is it popular in Poland? And what about the fantastic SUV RAV4? And what about the Honda Civic, Accord or Subaru Impreza? The best way Poles can stick it to Germany is refusing to buy theur cars and opt for realiable makes like the Japanese, Korean and Volvo.
Are Japanese cars popular in Poland?
The last Auris (2013-2019) is everywhere in The Netherlands. Imo it looks better than the Golf or the Ford Focus and certainly is more reliable than them and other Euro rivals. Is it popular in Poland? And what about the fantastic SUV RAV4? And what about the Honda Civic, Accord or Subaru Impreza? The best way Poles can stick it to Germany is refusing to buy theur cars and opt for realiable makes like the Japanese, Korean and Volvo.
@Zlatko
There are Japanese cars in Poland but mainly Toyotas.
In general Poles buy European cars though, mainly German but there are a lot of Skoda's too.
There are Japanese cars in Poland but mainly Toyotas.
In general Poles buy European cars though, mainly German but there are a lot of Skoda's too.
Kia cars are popular in Poland now.
I don't think people particularly want to do that. Cost and reliability are the main factors.
The best way Poles can stick it to Germany
I don't think people particularly want to do that. Cost and reliability are the main factors.
Zlatko
31 May 2020 #40
Well German cars are anything but reliable.
German cars
German cars are known for their reliability!
Zlatko
31 May 2020 #42
Old ones maybe. This is not the Audi 100 C4 days. New ones are less reliable and cost a fortune to fix. Probably more reliable than French or Italian but less than Volvo or the Japanese. German brands fail in the US where people really drive a lot.
They're still considered good; Mercedes can last for many years if maintained well.
German cars are known for their reliability
Not anymore.
They are failing miserably.....Japanese and far eastern nation cars are much more reliable.
That's a shame, they used to be the best, especially compared to some French and Italian cars. I won't even mention the Morris Ital...
Someone told me once that Mazda never ever break down. You don't see many of those in Poland though. Lots of Kia which are popular here, and I think made in Poland.
Someone told me once that Mazda never ever break down. You don't see many of those in Poland though. Lots of Kia which are popular here, and I think made in Poland.
I think they are made in Slovakia.
They also have a large presence here.
Some Opels are produced here.
Yes and a lot of Fiat's too of course.