Russian cars have failed to make an impact here in Australia, Lada came here in the late 80s and subsequently left in the mid 90s amid poor sales and reliability worries. But one man who is determined to clear up any issues about Lada’s reliability was captured on video a few days ago.
From our limited knowledge of Russian cars, it appears to be a Lada 2109, which looks like it was recently hit by a bus. Not to worry though as it seems more than capable of getting around.
We might have expected something like this from a Toyota Corolla but nonetheless, not bad for a Lada!
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Joking apart I read somewhere in the press two days ago, poosibly Autocar that someone (GM?) where taking Lada into their wings to get into the Russian market meaning Lada would make a European come back….Mad
Noting that a wheel alignment won’t fix………..
that’ll buff right out
good advert for front wheel drive! u just couldn’t do that if it was rwd…
Thats why Mitsubishi shouldnt make the 380 in Russia!
:shock: WTF? Ha Ha Ha!
Joking apart I read somewhere in the press two days ago, poosibly Autocar that someone (GM?) where taking Lada into their wings to get into the Russian market meaning Lada would make a European come back….Mad