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The ZAZ 968, a Soviet classic from the Cold War era, stands out for its distinctive design and affordability. Born out of a desire to compete with Western car manufacturers, it was produced in Ukraine to showcase Soviet capabilities. Despite quality issues, it became the most affordable option for many, featuring a unique rear-engine placement similar to the Volkswagen Beetle. The car's interior is simple, reflecting its affordable nature. Driving the ZAZ involves two engine start options and a 4-gear gearbox with a mirroring effect. Despite its potential for racing, the original double exhaust creates a loud cabin. The luggage compartment in the front houses a unique autonomous heater, though it had occasional fire risks. Designed for off-road use, the ZAZ's rear-engine position and low chassis weight made it successful in navigating challenging terrains. Despite its quirks, including noise and maintenance issues, the ZAZ 968 holds a special place in the hearts of its owners, symbolizing childhood memories and the golden days of the past. Subscribe for more FuelEra videos: Watch ZAZ 968 Cinematic Music Clip: Follow me on Instagram: Editor: Timestamps: 0:00 Epic Intro 1:00 History 2:15 Design & Engineering 2:50 V4 Engine 4:30 Tiny Interior 4:55 Fun engine start-up 5:20 Driving 5:45 Racing 6:48 Off-Road 7:20 Ending
