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| Background information | |
| Origin | Nova Gorica, Slovenia |
| Genres | New wave, pop, rock |
| Years active | 1982–present |
| Labels | ZKP RTV Slovenija Diskoton |
| Members | Marko Vuksanović Mirko Vuksanović Boštjan Andrejc David Šuligoj David Morgan |
| Past members | Roman Nussdorfer Valter Simončič Mitja Mokrin Lucijan Kodermac Alan Jakin Marko Lasič |
| Website | www |
Avtomobili is a Slovenian and former Yugoslav new wave music group associated with pop and rock music.
Avtomobili was formed in 1982 in Nova Gorica by brothers Marko and Mirko Vuksanović. In the 1980s they performed in the former Yugoslavian republics, mostly outside Slovenia. Initial songs were sung in Serbo-Croatian. Avtomobili released twelve albums, one of which was a live album called Klub Klubov. Two were compilations: Drugi Svet and Največji zadetki. For a limited time, the group was the opening act for Zoran Predin.
