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Dacia 1310 Series 1

1979 – 1993 — Romania

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The Dacia 1310 was a family of automobiles manufactured by Dacia, initially from 1979 to the early 1999 and later, from 1999 to 2006, in collaboration with Renault and its Romanian subsidiary. Introduced as the successor to the Dacia 1300, the 1310 was unveiled at the Bucharest Auto Show in 1979. Key Points: 1. Production Duration: The Dacia 1310 was manufactured solely by Dacia until 1999, after which Renault and Dacia collaborated on its production until 2006. 2. Total Production: A total of 2,278,691 units of the Dacia 1310 were manufactured. The production of the sedan ceased in 2004, followed by the pick-up trucks in 2006. 3. Body Variants: The Dacia 1310 came in various body styles, including sedan, estate, hatchback (Dacia 1320 and Dacia 1325 Liberta), pick-up (Dacia Pick-Up range), and coupe (Sport version). 4. Successor: The Dacia 1310 was succeeded by the Dacia Logan in the same year it was discontinued, marking the shift in Dacia's model lineup. 5. Historical Significance: The Dacia 1310 was a popular family car in Romania and other markets during its production years, catering to diverse consumer needs with its range of body styles. 6. Variants and Special

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Dacia 1310 Series 1

1979 – 1993 — Romania

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Specifications

Dacia 1310 Series 1

Dimensions

Width: 1650.77 mm
Height: 1442.69 mm
Wheelbase: 2440.23 mm
Front track: 1312 mm
Rear track: 1312 mm

Capacity

Fuel tank: 48.46 L

Engine

Valves per cylinder: 2

Chassis

Front brakes: Disc
Rear brakes: drum