Lada 111 Wagon 1998
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Specifications Lada 111 Wagon 1998 blueprint
The Lada 111 Wagon 1998 is a classic station wagon vehicle. It is a durable and long-lasting car that may be set apart from its competitors by its size, shape, and features. In terms of size, the Lada 111 Wagon 1998 is considerably larger than other vehicles of its class, measuring approximately 4.33 meters long and 1.76 meters wide. Its exterior is painted in a vibrant blue color, accented by silver trim, which makes it distinctively eye-catching. The interior is spacious, featuring gray cloth upholstery and woodgrain trim across the dash and cup holders. When it comes to performance, the Lada 111 Wagon 1998 can accommodate seven passengers comfortably, thanks to its roomy cabin. It is powered by a 1.6-L in-line four-cylinder, single overhead-cam engine. The engine generates a total of 85 horsepower at 5,500 rpm and 117 Nm of torque at 3000 rpm. The Lada 111 Wagon 1998 boasts an impressive 23 mpg fuel economy rating, making it a great choice for long distance travel. The Lada 111 Wagon 1998 also has some added convenience features, such as electric windows, a key-operated boot release, a stereo system with a radio cassette player and power steering. It also includes an eight-legged suspension system which provides a smooth ride. On the safety side, the car is equipped with disc brakes at the front and rear, along with a collapsible steering column and adjustable seat belts. All in all, the Lada 111 Wagon 1998 is an excellent choice of station wagon for those who want reliability, comfort, and style.
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