1990 Yugo GVC Cabrio convertible from the former Yugoslavia.
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Previously:
Ford Focus Pininfarina convertible - photo
1934 Peugeot 601 Eclipse convertible - photo
1955 Lincoln Capri Woodie Sportsman convertible - photos
1960 Daimler Dart retractable hard top - GIF
1951 Buick XP-300 convertible top - GIF
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nova_robotics (Aug 3, 2022)
351 actual miles......yes folks, it actually went 351 actual miles!
whoda thunk it! Wow!Originally Posted by odd one
Yugo sales in the USA were met with several roadblocks early on. the funny thing is Zastavas (Yugos) sold in non-western countries seemed to have better reliabilities
the Yugo name really started to suffer once grossly underpowered models equipped with automatic transmissions and air-conditioning a whopping 450 of them shipped to the USA.
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A friend of mine in HS had one. I remember him driving it once and it then lived in his back yard for years. Do not think he ever got it repaired. I actually saw one on the road last year here in Western North Carolina. Like seeing a unicorn.
Downhill doesn't count. The hard top models selling feature was a heated rear window, for pushing in cold weather. The convertible offered padding for warm weather after breakdowns?
Sincerely,
Toolmaker51
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