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    351 actual miles......yes folks, it actually went 351 actual miles!

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    Quote Originally Posted by odd one View Post
    351 actual miles......yes folks, it actually went 351 actual miles!
    whoda thunk it! Wow!

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    Quote Originally Posted by odd one View Post
    351 actual miles......yes folks, it actually went 351 actual miles!
    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?



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    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.

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