V2.1 — Vaz-21083

: It remains a cultural icon for car tuning and modifications in Eastern Europe.

The is the most popular 1.5-liter variant of the Lada Samara series, originally introduced in 1987 as a significant modernization of the Soviet automotive industry. Moving away from the Fiat-based rear-wheel-drive designs of previous models, the 21083 featured a front-wheel-drive layout and served as a staple for both domestic drivers and international exports. Technical Specifications VAZ-21083 V2.1

: Averages roughly 9.5 L/100 km (30 mpg) for the 1.5L engine. Ownership and Parts : It remains a cultural icon for car

: Top speed of approximately 97 mph (156 km/h) with a 0–100 km/h acceleration time of roughly 13 seconds. Technical Specifications : Averages roughly 9

According to records from Avtovaz and Racing Cars , the VAZ-21083 is defined by the following core metrics:

: Known for being easy to maintain with minimal tools, though it requires frequent oil filter changes and regular valve servicing.

: 1,499 cc (1.5L) inline-4, initially carbureted (70–72 hp) and later upgraded to fuel injection (78 hp). Transmission : 5-speed manual gearbox.