Named Pobeda (Victory) by Stalin, the GAZ M20 was the first 100% Soviet built car and was quite advanced when introduced in 1946. The smooth slab sided design and efficient packaging actually predated the American design shift 2 years later. This masterful diecast is built much better than the Russian original with operational hood, doors and trunk and a convertible top that doesn't leak! A unique addition to your collection!
First Full Soviet CarFeaturesPrecision Diecast CollectibleDoors OpenDetailed InteriorFull Diecast BodySmooth Rolling Ruber TiresNamed Pobeda (Victory) by Stalin, the GAZ M20 was the first 100% Soviet...
Well behind in automotive technology Soviet designers purchased a number of 1940s GM luxury cars and copied their design creating a new Soviet limousine for their growing Politburo executives. Now...
Russian auto maker GAZ launched the Volga M-21 in 1955. Based on mid Fifties Classics Ford styling and technology the M-21 changed very little during its 15 year production run ending in 1970. Now...
By the early 1950s Soviet Russia was finally ready to develop their first modern postwar automobile. Since GAZ was originally founded as a cooperative enterprise between Ford and the Soviet Union...
Andre Citroen's Traction Avant was the first unit-body car ever built and the first with front wheel drive and a fully independent suspension. In 1938 this revolutionary car also got a powerful six...
