Top 5 cheapest cars in Russia

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Top 5 cheapest cars in Russia


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Top 5 cheapest cars in Russia Russian news compiled the top 5 cheapest vehicles in Russia this yr. Thus, LADA Granta Classic'22 took the primary vicinity on this list. The value of this car is 680,000 rubles.Facebook, Russian News


On the second line of the list is LADA Niva Legend, worth 809,000 rubles. The 0.33 vicinity was taken by way of LADA Niva Travel, which may be purchased for 1,000,000 rubles. The fourth location is taken by way of LADA XRay. In September of this 12 months, the fee of the auto changed into 1,107,000 rubles.Covid


At the identical time, the 5th function is occupied through vehicles of the LADA Vesta circle of relatives. Its value starts offevolved at 1,122,000 rubles.Jobs


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