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A company from Zlín has introduced a super-light caravan that can be towed by small-class vehicles. Its weight exempts it from technical inspections and the need for a special driving license. The model is priced at 140 thousand Czech crowns.
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A company from Zlín has introduced a super-light caravan that can be towed by small-class vehicles. Its weight exempts it from technical inspections a...
A company from Zlín has introduced a super-light caravan that can be towed by small-class vehicles. Its weight exempts it from technical inspections and the need for a special driving license. The model is priced at 140 thousand Czech crowns.
Updated: 13.06.2026
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