Dealers received updated PAZ-3205 buses, including extended versions with the 4234 index, which received a number of updates. Admittedly, the “improvements” did not improve the performance of the
Dealers received updated PAZ-3205 buses, including extended versions with the 4234 index, which received a number of updates. Admittedly, the “improvements” did not improve the performance of the model. On the contrary.
Mid-class PAZ buses received a twisted front section, which, however, does not differ much from the pre-reform versions. Instead of lens lighting technology, the model received optics a la the USSR, which had been equipped with cars since 1989. According to Drome, the high beam and low beam are combined in the 7-inch headlight. In terms of design, it remained at the level of the 2014 sample.
Pazik with a 4.7-liter ZMZ gasoline engine is offered for 3.3 million rubles, a modification with a YaMZ turbodiesel engine – for 3.9 million rubles. There is also a bi-fuel variant based on the V8 in the line, which can absorb not only gasoline, but also propane-butane.
Meanwhile, production of “anti-sanction” trucks and Chelny KamAZ has recently restarted. K5 series cars with a “muzzle” from Mercedes-Benz received domestic components ten years ago, as well as parts from friendly countries.
Mid-class PAZ buses received a twisted front section, which, however, does not differ much from the pre-reform versions. Instead of lens lighting technology, the model received optics a la the USSR, which had been equipped with cars since 1989. According to Drome, the high beam and low beam are combined in the 7-inch headlight. In terms of design, it remained at the level of the 2014 sample.
“Pazik” with a 4.7-liter ZMZ gasoline engine is offered for 3.3 million rubles, a modification with a YaMZ turbodiesel engine – for 3.9 million rubles. There is also a bi-fuel variant based on the V8 in the line, which can absorb not only gasoline, but also propane-butane.
Meanwhile, production of “anti-sanction” trucks and Chelny KamAZ has recently restarted. K5 series cars with a “muzzle” from Mercedes-Benz received domestic components ten years ago, as well as parts from friendly countries.
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