Soviet & Eastern Bloc classics

AZLK — final Moskvitch, front-drive hatchback from Moscow.

East German Barkas vans and small trucks — Karl-Marx-Stadt built.

Soviet transporter by «ErAZ»

Polish Syrena — two-stroke family car from FSC Bielsko-Biała.

Polish family car; also rebadged as a FSO / Chevrolet.

Polish automobile prototype

four-wheel drive amphibious military vehicle

Russian truck, based at the GAZ Valdai

Russian automobile

Soviet luxury automolbile

experimental vehicle

automobile, sedan, since 1985, black grill

cargo van

Palliative restyling of GAZ-24 model.

Sixth generation of cars by «GAZ».

Palliative restyling of GAZ-24 model.

Palliative restyling of GAZ-24 model 2003-2009

type of Military ambulance

First generation of Russian military light utility vehicle by «GAZ».

1943 Soviet military utility truck

second generation of Russian military light utility vehicle by GAZ

Russian automobile

Russian car

Soviet car model

soviet pick-up-truck

soviet car from the 1950s

Fifth generation of truck by «GAZ».

GAZelle Sobol based on Gazelle NEXT with an updated GAZelle NN design.

modernized and restyled version of GAZelle, in production since 2010

Sixth generation of truck by «GAZ».

Soviet-era GAZ Volga — official cars for KGB, taxis, ambulance fleets.

Izhmash — Izhevsk-built Moskvitch re-badges plus own hatchback.

The third generation of cars by «Lada».

concept automobile

car model 2007

Renamed and restyled family of cars «Lada Kalina».

The fourth generation cars by «Lada».

compact car built by the Russian manufacturer AvtoVAZ

first soviet minivan by «Lada»

US-Russia joint venture compact SUV

Restyled family of cars «Lada 110»/«111»/«112».

Soviet microcar (kei car) of the 1980s by «Lada»

Second generation of Russian microcar (kei car) by «Lada».

Russian city car concept

Soviet compact car produced by AvtoVAZ

Fiat 124-derived Soviet sedan.

sedan

Soviet compact saloon designed and produced by AvtoVAZ

2015 Russian car model

Cancelled project of Russo-Chinese SUV

compact crossover SUV by Lada

LuAZ — Lutsk-built Soviet amphibious 4x4; T4 later Volkswagen-engined.

car model made by Russian manufacturer AZLK, sold under the Moskvich brand

Car brand

soviet car

soviet car

soviet car

racing car model

soviet car

soviet car

First soviet minivan by «Aleko».

AZLK's concept car of 1986.

First soviet minibus by «Aleko».

sports car

Soviet Formula One car

fourth generation of cars by Aleko

fourth generation of cars by Aleko

Soviet car model

car model, rebadged Sehol X6

Russian version of Sehol (Sihao,JAC Jiayue) X8

automobile prototype

fourth generation of cars by «Aleko»

automobile prototype

automobile prototype

full-size luxury car and limousine manufactured by NAMI in Russia

Soviet/Russian city car — short-lived microcar successor to SMZ.

Riga Auto Bus Factory — Soviet minibus built in Latvia.

Polish Tarpan — FSC Star/Andoria-built light commercial and 4x4.

UAZ — Ul'yanovsk-built off-road vehicles (military / utility).

mid-size SUV from the UAZ division of SeverstalAvto

Second generation of Russian off-road minibus by «UAZ»

First generation of Russian off-road military minibus by «UAZ».

Third generation of Russian military light utility vehicle by «UAZ»

Polish state-built Warszawa — based on Soviet GAZ-M20 Pobeda.

east German mid-size family car.

ZIS — pre-war and postwar Soviet luxury sedans; predecessor to ZIL. ZIS was the same factory's name before its 1956 renaming to ZIL.

soviet trucktype

soviet truck

Soviet amphibious transport

Soviet Politburo limousines built in Moscow by ZIL.

all-terrain-vehicle

Russian turbodiesel truck

Soviet 6x6 off-road amphibious vehicle