Vladimir Zhirinovsky died on October 6, 2022, and since then every item associated with him is an artifact and worth a lot of money. Business cards, personal items and even photographs are sold for six-figure sums to fans of the politician’s work. Since collectors are willing to pay millions for an autograph card, which, according to legend, could solve many problems in the applicant’s favor, how much does Zhirinovsky’s car cost?

Quite recently, an announcement appeared about the sale of a LADA 4×4, also known as Niva, in a classic three-door body in swamp blue, produced in 2014. The SUV, judging by the photo, is in good condition, the declared mileage is 50,000 km. But the main “competitive advantage” is in the initials of the former owner: the car was registered on November 11, 2014 under the full namesake of the famous politician Vladimir Volfovich Zhirinovsky. For the “story”, which belongs to an ordinary 9-year-old Niva, they want to receive 5 million rubles.

In Russia, the market for celebrity cars is not as big as, for example, in the United States, but it does exist. Amateurs and collectors are willing to pay outrageous sums for things from famous figures of art, culture and politics, but such a transaction is only worthwhile if professionals are involved: Vladimir Vysotsky’s Mercs and Brezhnev’s Seagulls appear in the sale here every year.

Vladimir Zhirinovsky died on October 6, 2022, and since then every item associated with him is an artifact and worth a lot of money. Business cards, personal items and even photographs are sold for six-figure sums to fans of the politician’s work. Since collectors are willing to pay millions for an autograph card, which, according to legend, could solve many problems in the applicant’s favor, how much does Zhirinovsky’s car cost?

Quite recently, an announcement appeared about the sale of a LADA 4×4, also known as Niva, in a classic three-door body in swamp blue, produced in 2014. The SUV, judging by the photo, is in good condition, the declared mileage is 50,000 km. But the main “competitive advantage” is in the initials of the former owner: the car was registered on November 11, 2014 under the full namesake of the famous politician Vladimir Volfovich Zhirinovsky. For the “story”, which belongs to an ordinary 9-year-old Niva, they want to receive 5 million rubles.

In Russia, the market for celebrity cars is not as big as, for example, in the United States, but it does exist. Amateurs and collectors are willing to pay outrageous sums for things from famous figures of art, culture and politics, but such a transaction is only worthwhile if professionals are involved: Vladimir Vysotsky’s Mercs and Brezhnev’s Seagulls appear in the sale here every year.