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Lada Zhiguli

1970 – 1988

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The Lada Zhiguli is a family of rear-wheel-drive, rear-engine-based Soviet sedans and estate cars produced by AvtoVAZ in Togliatti, derived from the Fiat 124 platform under a licensing agreement. The range spanned from 1970 through to 2006 across multiple generations, making it one of the longest-running Soviet-era automobile lines. The original 2101 sedan launched the family in 1970 and ran until 1988, the 2102 estate variant followed in 1971, and the 2103 brought a more upmarket specification from 1972. The 2106, introduced in 1976, proved the most enduring of the variants, remaining in production until 2006 and becoming particularly well known across Soviet and post-Soviet markets for its mechanical simplicity and ease of maintenance.

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