In Samara, a VAZ-1111 OKA is offered with exceptionally low mileage, drawing interest from enthusiasts who value compact Russian design and practical everyday use. The seller highlights a clean history and a body free of rust, suggesting careful storage and proper upkeep over the years.
The car has clearly been cherished by an owner who treated it as a running joke while keeping it in good shape. Based on the dry undercarriage and intact wheel arches, rust has never taken hold, and the interior has stayed dry and tidy.
The powertrain centers on a modest 0.749-liter two-cylinder carbureted engine delivering about 33 horsepower, paired with a four-speed manual transmission for straightforward, dependable shifting.
Earlier, in Australia, a unique Lada Niva prototype known as Swagman surfaced as part of a promotional program.
This Swagman was produced in 1996 by Avtovaz’s regional distributor and was created for exhibitions and promotional events to showcase the Lada Niva to audiences abroad.
Design details include threshold trim and a roof spoiler. Inside, the cabin features leather floor mats, a sport steering wheel, a radio, and air conditioning, giving a polished feel. The Swagman SUV runs with a 1.7-liter gasoline engine producing around 113 horsepower. In Russia, there is growing interest in exotic Lada models offered for sale, drawing attention from collectors and enthusiasts alike.