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#4483304 07/21/26 04:25 PM
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Cheap, no frills, anybody could work on them. Thats why they sold good. If you ever drove one you immediately knew why they sucked but they did get you from point A to B.


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Disposable Yugo.


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You needed to buy 2. Use one for parts when the other broke down

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Happy to report that I never owned or drove a Yugo.
Other than cars I bought for my wife and daughters, the only “car” I’ve ever personally owned was an 87 Pontiac Grand Prix.
I’ve always driven trucks. Still do.


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87 Grand Prix was a very nice ride back in the day. I had one. Sunroof leaked like hell.

I worked at a gas station in Midfield when I was a teenager. The Yugo dealer nearby would pay the gas station owner to have us pick them up, fuel them and return them.

They sucked balls. But after we earned his trust, we got to do the same for some of his sports car collection too. Was shocked to find the yugo and corvette road about the same.


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I drove one once just to see and it was like driving in a cardboard box with loud lawn mower motor rattling everything. The seats were basically foam padded hard plastic like what you find in the DMV waiting room.


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My sunroof leaked too. But at the same time I also had a Jeep CJ5 with a soft top. That was akin to driving a cheap tent, so the leaky sunroof was an upgrade. 🤣


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The 4 door model was a Wego.


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I liked the rabbit better

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You go straight to the mechanic.


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Friend of mine had a thing it was ok .

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My grandfather had two I can remember a red one and a white one. He had them when setting the pilings for the original Biloxi casinos. Rode on the barge with the crane until he would get to port, then he would crane it off and had a run around vehicle. I was young but I believe he had a cradle it drove on and off to lift it. Still remember people looking at us strangely when I rode in it bc they would see him on his bag phone in the Yugo. Phone probably cost more than the car back then…. Would have been around 1990 timeframe. When the tug and crane wasn’t working he would let me drive it around his property. I was 10ish. lol. In hindsight sight I guess I learned how to drive a stick in it…

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The car was a product of the Yugoslav state-owned manufacturer Zastava, introduced in 1980. Entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin brought it to the United States, where it was heavily marketed for its rock-bottom $3,990 price tag. However, the car's appeal quickly plummeted due to substandard build quality, sluggish performance, and critical failures like snap-prone timing belts that destroyed engines.

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Good thing it got good gas mileage because driving one didn’t pull a lot of trim.

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Do yall remember those Volkswagen Rabbits? Little diesel cars? My grandfather had about 20 of them he would pull parts from and he would buy them broke and flip them. Very simple engines.

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Originally Posted by Pwyse
Do yall remember those Volkswagen Rabbits? Little diesel cars? My grandfather had about 20 of them he would pull parts from and he would buy them broke and flip them. Very simple engines.
My best friends Dad had one. Indestructible.
This was late 70’s
Dang thing ran forever

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Originally Posted by Wiley Coyote
The 4 door model was a Wego.

You beat me to it.

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My father was a used car dealer. Had a car lot just North of Anniston on Hwy 431. Best I remember, he absolutely wouldn't have one on his lot. If someone traded one in, he wholesaled it.

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The Flippin’ Idiot That Could Care Less
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Pass everything but the mechanic shop

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