If it is very difficult to know what the car of the future will look like, we, on the other hand, can look to the past to understand evolution.
And what is better than the exhibition contemplate models created by various car manufacturers.
Yes, at the Musée des Arts et Métiers, the exhibition Driving License? open to all since October
Exhibition until May 2023
Do you live in or near Paris and are a car enthusiast? We have exhibition for you!
Her name “Driver’s license” and takes place in the Museum of Arts and Crafts until May 2023. This is an exhibition dedicated to in future car
About the program you can enjoy excursions and permanent collections are regularly offered to the public.
For anyone who wants to go further, catalog exhibitions unite fifteen contributions to history and current problems of road transport.
Finally, after about fifteen meetings, metdebates, evenings and weekend available to visitors all ageswith or without another license.
The evolution of the car
Among the models present at the exhibition “Permis de Conduire?”, we find car headlights, like Peugeot 205, Opel Kadett or VW Beetle.
The rest of the visit focuses more on context post-war Thus we find 4 hp half bones, as well as various objects 1950s such as road maps, vintage gas pumps, etc.
But that is not all, because it is necessary any flavor Legendary cars are also presented.
This is the case first car the car, Cugnot’s truck, and Alain Prost in Formula 1, a four-time driver’s champion.
A podcast dedicated to forgotten cars
As mentioned, the exhibition will be the place of action several events The latest: recording a podcast. His name “Move to the ears” and is interested to the mobility of the future.
This episode will cover the topics of gear forgotten and strange that we could come across our roads
If you want to visit the exhibition, you will have to pay 12 euros for full price or 9 euros for students, pensioners, large families.
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Source: Auto Plus
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