The state took everything from the car manufacturer in Pécs

The Varga Gyula workshop in Pécs, visited by Pécsi Napló in 1926, showcased a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern automotive production. The workshop produced custom vehicle bodies, with a focus on wood and manual labor, reflecting the era's automotive industry. Despite its historical significance, the Varga name is less recognized today compared to other local brands. The founder, Varga Gyula, learned the trade from his father and gained experience in a prominent carriage factory before establishing his own business at the end of the 19th century, focusing on carriage manufacturing.