Auto Makers:
Acura
Aston Martin
Audi
Bentley
BMW
Bugatti
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Dodge
Ferrari
Fiat
Fisker
Ford
GMC
Hennessey
Honda
Hummer
Hyundai
Infiniti
Jaguar
Jeep
Kia
Koenigsegg
Lamborghini
Land Rover
Lexus
Lincoln
Lotus
Maserati
Maybach
Mazda
McLaren
Mercedes-Benz
MINI
Mitsubishi
Morgan
Nissan
Pagani
Porsche
Ram
Rolls-Royce
Scion
Smart
Spyker
SRT
Subaru
Suzuki
Tesla
Toyota
Volkswagen
Volvo
Other Makers:
Alfa Romeo
Ariel
Citroen
Gumpert
KTM
Noble
Opel
Peugeot
Renault
SEAT
Skoda
Wiesmann
Zenvo Automotive
Description: The history of the Riva starts in 1966. Fiat had just debuted the small 124 model, and would enter into an agreement with the government of the Soviet Union to allow license-built versions to be built...
Add Comments
0
Description: It made just 58 horsepower, but weighed only 2,105lbs. Given the fact that Fiat’s own reputation for build quality when it came to the original 124 was pretty appalling, the VAZ-2101 was just bad, not...
Add Comments
0
Description: Production was also no longer limited to Russia, as the Ukrainian version was built by ZAZ, as well as a versions for what was then West Germany (not a typo, it was west). These cars were pretty terri...
Add Comments
0
Description: In 2010, the sedan model was discontinued, followed in 2012 by the wagon. But that’s just in Eastern Europe. If you want a brand new version of a Soviet redesign of an ancient Fiat, you’re in luck. Th...
Add Comments
0
Tall lever, gear selector Front most short lever, diff locking of all 4 wheels (4wd) Rear most lever, hi lo range for 4wd
The third lever is special hammer to hit transmission for when syncros get jammed -- said in soviet accent. Lol, gearbox probably has no syncros.
This is a lada "Niva" interior, I did my homework, ofcourse. But I'm still wondering, there's a gear and a 4x4 lever, what's the third one for?
Description: It’s that particular blend of Soviet influence on a car that is now nearly 50 years old and comes from an era when Fiat was itself a joke when it came to things like reliability. It is a perfect storm...
Add Comments
5
Damn right not cheap enough. Who in his right mind would rather have a brand new lada rather than a brilliant second hand car?
Well, it's Egypt. No since having a nice car. It will be banged up in less than an hour after delivery... In fact it will be banged up prior to delivery. Trading paint is the national pass time there.
A three legged blind man can see its an intercooler (air to air is usual turbo FYI). I'm wondering how they cool the engines radiator. This wasn't built with hard driving in mind.
That's an intercooler which means that little thing is supercharged. Shaved door handles, ridiculous wing. What's just as funny is the karate kids rising sun on the celica in the background. 3 gold stars if he has the headband to match
Oscar, what country are you from?
Hey i live here in miami and i saw 2 lada there are good cars, sad that to get parts to fix it you have to order them at the internet.
just remember that in the 70s the fiat 124 was pretty competitive at the montecarlo rally, and that its engine was pretty modern. not so bad, after all.
Sort of an oxymoronic car...so terrible but so many were sold.
Some would say due to it lasting so long with not many styling changes it is the best looking car in the world
Haha, an S class