In 1965, BAW, at the request of the Chinese army, released the 212 frame SUV – this is a very simple vehicle, reminiscent of the Soviet UAZ-469. Over time, the car received cult status, and therefore continues to be produced (and even updated). A year ago the premiere of the second generation took place.
In the second generation, the BAW 212 has grown noticeably: its length is 4749 mm, its width is 1945 mm, its height is 1999 mm, and its wheelbase is 2860 mm. If we draw analogies, then we have a car that is larger than the Tank 300, but smaller than the Tank 500.
In terms of technology, the model is ready to offer a frame chassis, solid axles, rigidly connected all-wheel drive and locking of both cross-axle differentials. Suspension – spring.
In Russia, only one version has been certified so far: with a gasoline two-liter turbo engine producing 238 hp. and an eight-speed automatic transmission. But in the homeland of the car there is also a diesel version.
In the Adventurer RUS version, the “Chinese UAZ” is now available for 4,339,000 rubles: the RUS prefix means an extended winter package, as well as a Russified media system interface.
The first will be: Volga has certified the K50 crossover. The former vice president of BMW considers the new models “terrible” UAZ has changed its mind about equipping its cars with modern hardware
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