They were once one country, they parted peacefully, and today some drive more gasoline cars, and others diesel

Although these two countries are geographically and culturally very close, the differences in preferences between gasoline and diesel cars in the Czech Republic and Slovakia are not accidental, but are the result of lifestyle,...

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klix-baSerbian3h ago

Nekad su bili jedna država, mirno su se razišli, a danas jedni više voze benzince, a drugi dizelaše

Iako su ove dvije zemlje geografski i kulturološki vrlo bliske, razlike u preferencijama između benzinskih i dizelskih automobila u Češkoj i Slovačkoj nisu slučajne, već su rezultat načina života, ekonomskih okolnosti i strukture tržišta polovnih automobila.

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They were once one country, they parted peacefully, and today some drive more gasoline cars, and others diesel

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Nekad su bili jedna država, mirno su se razišli, a danas jedni više voze benzince, a drugi dizelaše

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