The GAZ Siber is the answer to a trivia question that perhaps not that many car buffs will be able to ... to foreign vehicles produced under Russian brands and nameplates, with the one other ...

Valentin Sobolev/TASS In the 1980s, the Gorkovsky car factory — GAZ — worked on developing a brand new car that would be more advanced than any other car model made in the USSR back then.

Designed by the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ), Volga was one of the most popular automobile brands in the Soviet Union. Nikolai Dobrovolsky/Sputnik Every car lover in the USSR dreamed about this ...

Updated: The owner of the GAZ car group, Russian Machines ... The latest bidder reported to be interested in the Land Rover and Jaguar brands is Russia’s GAZ Group, a carmaker under the guidance ...

In Russia, one of the first post-war cars was the GAZ M20 Pobeda (Victory), built by the Gorky Avto Zazod (Gorky Car Factory) in Nizhny Novgorod, located in the Volga region of central Russia.

(If only Stalin could see these robots, robotin’ up these cars in the absence of workers. –ED) GAZ had plans to produce 100,000 Sibers and fill the streets of Russia with a car that generated ...

No, it looks more post-war. Soviet? Yes, Soviet. Then I remembered that GAZ made some strange race cars after the war, and a bit of Googling later, I had my answer: that's a 1950 GAZ Pobeda M-20 ...

Russian automaker GAZ (Gorky Automobile Plant) has abandoned plans to euthanize its production of Volga cars, announcing plans to refurbish them as ‘historical products.’ The firm hopes to ...

Gaz OAO Feb. sales of light commercial vehicles (LCV) in Russia 2,970 vehicles versus 4,527 vehicles in Feb. 2014 * Sollers OAO Feb. sales of new cars and LCV in Russia 2,895 vehicles versus 4,915 ...