The Lada 1300, aka VAZ-2101, was a copy of the Fiat 124 (who copies a Fiat?) with beefed up suspension designed for driving in snow on terrible roads. Hence the Canadian buyers.
Sunday, October 20, 2019
1985 Lada 1300
Who buys a Russian car? Obviously, people who have no other choice. Or, well, some Canadians. What, seriously?
The Lada 1300, aka VAZ-2101, was a copy of the Fiat 124 (who copies a Fiat?) with beefed up suspension designed for driving in snow on terrible roads. Hence the Canadian buyers.
The Lada 1300, aka VAZ-2101, was a copy of the Fiat 124 (who copies a Fiat?) with beefed up suspension designed for driving in snow on terrible roads. Hence the Canadian buyers.
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That's a VAZ 2106. Greetings from Poland :-)
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ReplyDeleteWhere are all these super cool Seattle cars coming from?!
ReplyDeleteMost of the cars on this blog I spot in daily use on the streets of Seattle. The one exception are the cars I photograph at the annual Greenwood car show, as I did in the case of this Lada.
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