Myron

Myron was a Czechoslovak car marque tied to the Brno engineer Ing. C. Vladimír Šulák, who had earlier designed the Atlanta and Japan Car prototypes. None of those cars reached production. Myron drew attention at the Prague motor show in April 1934, where a two-seat roadster was offered for 9,999 Kč. The cheapest Czech car at the time, the Aero 662, cost 16,600 Kč. The first Myron had a rear-mounted,…