The GAZ 21 is also the most popular "classic" car to have in the former USSR, since it was a status cars decades prior, and it was the first truly mass-produced and somewhat mass-available sedan ...

It’s pretty unlikely you’re going to see a GAZ M-72 on your local car dealer’s lot. The sensible dealer would probably do better flipping a Toyota Tercel or a Pontiac Aztek, but there’s no ...

This car is the product of the Gorky Automotive Plant in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, known by its acronym: GAZ (ГАЗ, in Russian, Ukrainian, and Bulgarian). Built from 1970 through 1992 (counting ...

Stories about GAZ - June 19th 2025. Man Buys Rare Soviet Chaika Ambulance, Restores It to Previous Glory. 19 Dec 2014, 14:05 UTC · By: Ionut Ungureanu / A vehicle one step down from the ZIL ...

Offerings reportedly included the GAZelle range of minibuses, light trucks, and vans, the GAZ Sobol minivan, the Volga GAZ-3111 executive car (never produced), and one unspecified compact.

GAZ sustained its output of vehicles, but profit margins on car sales imploded. NM has been forced repeatedly to postpone its launch of production, now slated for mid-2002, nearly four years ...

Also, the car closely resembled the Audi 100, which served as an inspiration for Soviet engineers, who referred to the German car in making GAZ-3105, but did not fully copy it, nonetheless ...

Out of that car was developed a 4X4 truck called the GAZ-69, which was intended to serve as the Soviet Military's primary light-duty all-terrain utility. Production of the GAZ-69 began in 1953 and ...

A member of the GAZ automobile group, the Gorky Automobile Plant, has filed a lawsuit against Volkswagen in Russia. The plant is looking to recover 28.4 billion roubles ($347.7 million USD at ...

An up-armored GAZ-69. The GAZ-69 was one of the earliest Soviet off-road vehicles. The first example of the 3,500-pound, four-wheel-drive truck rolled off the assembly line at the Molotov plant in ...