AZLK Moskvich 401 (420) Sedan 1954
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Specifications AZLK Moskvich 401 (420) Sedan 1954 blueprint
The AZLK Moskvich 401 (420) sedan from 1954, designed by Aleko Konstantinov and Alexander Terehov at the Moscow Auto Factory, is an oft-forgotten icon of the Soviet automotive industry. This car, with its economic yet appealing design, payed homage to the more luxurious European cars of the time. The exterior of this handsome vehicle is as distinctive as it is iconic. The body is made out of a special steel-reinforced plastic known as Polymetalan, which was state of the art at the time. The grille is chrome plated, and concealed headlights sit on either side of the grille. Understated side trim and modest wheel wells emphasize the family-friendly aesthetic of this vehicle. Inside, the plush red fabric seats provide comfortable seating for four guests. The four-speed, manual column-shifted transmission is easy to use, and the odometer shows the vehicles top speed maxing out at 55 mph. Accessory features include a heater, ashtray, fitted floor mats, rear-view mirror, and a small storage glove compartment. The Moskvich 401 (420) is powered by a water-cooled, four-cylinder engine with a maximum output of around 50 horsepower, which provides this car more than enough oomph for typical daily use. The suspension is independent in front, with upgrades from the original maker maintaining a comfortable and smooth driving experience. Overall, the AZLK Moskvich 401 (420) sedan is a reliable, fuel-efficient vehicle that offers timeless style and performance. Nowadays it is a charmer in classic car shows - a timeless testament to the ingenuity of Soviet engineering.
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