Das Wunderauto

This timeless classic from 1930, illustrated by the great Walter Trier, was long considered lost. Now it appears in a new edition, ready to be (re)discovered by readers young and old. Lutz is in a mighty hurry on the last day of school before the vacations. He overslept, and today of all days he doesn't want to be in detention at all. Luckily, a man pulls up in his car who introduces himself as Mr. Eidechs and wants to take Lutz to school. But then Mr. Eidechs' car turns out to be a miracle car. It has countless switches and levers, and is not only furiously fast, but can also jump over stones, open strange locks, and the horn even speaks all animal languages. When Mr. Eidechs makes Lutz the new owner of the wonder car, he invites his best friend for a spin. With the help of the wonder car, the two of them turn the city upside down ....