1969-1975 Moskvich 408 IE 1.4 (50 Hp)
The Moskvich 408 IE 1.4, producing 50 horsepower, was a significant automobile in the Soviet automotive landscape, manufactured from 1969 […]
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1964-1969 Moskvich 408 1.4 (50 Hp)
The Moskvich 408 was a Soviet-built sedan produced from 1964 to 1969, representing a significant step forward in Soviet automotive
1958-1963 Moskvich 407 1.4 (45 Hp)
The Moskvich 407 was a Soviet-built sedan produced from 1958 to 1963, representing a significant step forward in post-war automotive
1962-1965 Moskvich 403 1.4 (45 Hp)
The Moskvich 403 was a Soviet-built automobile that represented a significant step forward in post-war automotive design for the Eastern
1956-1958 Moskvich 402 1.2 (35 Hp)
The Moskvich 402 was a Soviet-built automobile that represented a significant step forward in post-war automotive design for the Eastern
1954-1956 Moskvich 401 1.1 (26 Hp)
The Moskvich 401 was a Soviet-built automobile produced from 1954 to 1956. Representing a significant step forward for the Soviet
1946-1954 Moskvich 400 1.1 (23 Hp)
The Moskvich 400 was a Soviet-built automobile that represented a significant step in post-war automotive production in the Soviet Union.
2022 Moskvich 3 3e 65.7 kWh (193 Hp)
The Moskvich 3 is a battery electric compact crossover SUV (CUV) introduced in December 2022 by the Russian automaker Moskvich.
2022 Moskvich 3 1.5T (150 Hp) CVT
The Moskvich 3 1.5T is a compact crossover SUV (CUV) introduced in December 2022 by the revived Russian automaker, Moskvich.
2022 Moskvich 3 1.5T (150 Hp)
The Moskvich 3 1.5T is a compact crossover SUV (CUV) introduced in December 2022 by the revived Moskvich automobile manufacturer.
1994-1999 Moskvich 21412-136 1.7 (85 Hp)
The Moskvich 21412-136 1.7 (85 Hp) is a compact hatchback produced by the Soviet/Russian automaker AZLK (Avtozavod imeni Lenina, later
1987-1997 Moskvich 21412-01 1.5 (72 Hp)
The Moskvich 21412-01 1.5 (72 Hp) is a compact hatchback produced by the Soviet automotive manufacturer AZLK (Avtozavod imeni Lenina,
