Early owners of Sollers Atlant vans complained of ineffective door seals, mediocre build quality and thin paint. informs Ok.
According to him, measurements showed the thickness of the outer paint layer to be 60 microns and the inner 30 microns filled with rapid formation of chip and rust pockets. Owners also complained about the vans’ mediocre build quality, including inefficiently working door seals, which was the reason the cabin was blown away by the wind.
Quto claims users have also noted short seat belts and a lack of steering column adjustment, inefficient brakes, and drivetrain adjustments that require the driver to maintain high engine speeds to keep up with traffic.
Former insurers in your name The cost of the OSAGO policy for the updated Lada Vesta.
Source: Gazeta
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