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Old 12-06-2020, 04:08 PM   #731 (permalink)
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That Lada Niva is da shiznit.

A friend had one, and he was very happy with it as a daily and an offroad vehicle and he was contend with the fuel consumption.

The he went and bought a defender. What a POS that was. We would go offroading ( not really offroading, you could reach those places with a normal car that you did not really care about that much, and the offroad section was about a dozen minutes at the most). Every other trip he would end up with a repair bill of 500 usd. And the fuel consumption was horrendous. He ended up giving it away.

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Old 12-07-2020, 09:28 AM   #732 (permalink)
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Nivas are the best at what they do:

Being the car that won't leave you stranded in Siberia a hundred miles from any facilities. That's what they do, that's all they do, and they're good at it.
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A friend had one, and he was very happy with it as a daily and an offroad vehicle and he was contend with the fuel consumption.
I must confess I would still consider to choose a Niva as a daily if they were still available brand-new in my country. It's possible to get a grey-import, but not so affordable.
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The flow of the pipes is almost hypnotic, just not aerodynamic.

I'm not even sure the driver isn't going to suffer from carbon monoxide poisoning.

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The flow of the pipes is almost hypnotic, just not aerodynamic.
Makes me wonder how the exhaust flow would actually impact the overall aerodynamics.


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I'm not even sure the driver isn't going to suffer from carbon monoxide poisoning.
I wouldn't really fear that.
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Just needs a good skin on this - oh yea.


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