Shell - Pražská 376

Staff friendly approach

Very friendly service

The only store in the area and unfortunately I did not find an ordinary pump.

Drives mass at good prices, shop services ok, but new washing line ?, for 329CZK without prewash, car washed as standard, wheels almost not at all !!!

Very unpleasant service.

The second most expensive wash from the price list for 299, - is completely useless. The dishwasher does not wash well and the car leaves wet and dirty. Compared to what was here ..... the guy hand-washed it with a drip and finally wiped all the windows, all for a hundred, can't compare to this! I'm here for the last time. Thief! ”

Benz was born on November 25, 1844 as Karl Friedrich Michael Wailend (phonetically), the illegitimate child of Josephina Vaillant, in what is now Karlsruhe Mühlburg (a book born in the evangelical community of Mühlburg from 1844, according to a statement dated December 6, 1939). A year later, his mother Josephine Vaillant married Johann Georg Benz. The Benz driver died in 1846, a year after the wedding. Hence the name of the young Karel Friedrich Michael Benz, whom he later changed to the post-French Carl Friedrich Benz. Karl Benz worked as a mechanic in his youth and studied while working. In 1871, he and his partner founded his first company with materials for the construction of machinery and equipment. However, he was interested in engines, so he set about building a two-stroke engine in the hope that he would be able to improve the design of the internal combustion engine at the time. On June 20, 1872, he married Bertha Ringer. He received his first patent in 1879. A few years later, he founded Benz & Cie. for the production of industrial engines, which later became the Mercedes-Benz company. However, Karl Benz began to consider the idea of ​​creating a practical car. Other designers have tried several times, but without success. Benz therefore began designing a four-stroke engine according to Otto's patent (958 cm³) and a three-wheeled chassis. The car was to have electric ignition, differential and water cooling. In 1885, he was able to show Mannheim his car, for which he received a patent on January 29, 1886. Already in July 1886, he began selling his car under the name Benz Velo. People didn't believe in the reliability of his car, so his wife Bertha Benz decided to make a 106-kilometer journey from Mannheim to Pforzheim near Stuttgart with the Benz Patent-Motorwagen Nummer 3 to prove the car's reliability and convince the general public. A few years later, Benz Velo became the first mass-produced car, but the company also started producing four-wheeled cars. Benz also invented various apparatuses, including a home phone, a press for compressing a bale of tobacco, etc. [1] He died at his home on April 4, 1929. and it's still expensive