the dude is also selling this

car was designed by Italians who for some reason love to offset the pedals

they were all over the place in the 80s

I remember when they started positioning these as luxury cars in the early 90's, with a minor restyle, alloy wheels, updated interior, and a brighter palette of colors. I totally dug them at the time, and wished I lived in Europe so I could buy one.

Soviet Era KGB car breaks you!

This could be the coolest find you’ve written about yet...so much want

Love this but curious about the KGB provenance...

Soviet/Eastern. Good Point.

fun fact this is not a Russian car

yes, I would

like a heavy 911

The Lane Motor Museum in Nashville has several Tatras. These are definitely not like the cars we grew used to in this country and are very interesting. This one had me at air-cooled, rear-engined V8.

This thing belongs in the Lane Motor Museum with other glorious Tatras!

200 horsies... thats way more than i was expecting... course with a mileage that low.. that engines gonna be lazy.....dya think any would complain if i buy it and drop a subie boxer in it?

THAT is a handsome car.

I actually see a couple aspects that remind me of my dearly-departed 244.

I could never force myself to buy a yellow-plate (Kei) when I lived in Japan, but a lot of my friends had one they used as weekend rec vehicles. Reliable little things. I always preferred my S-MX with the wider wheelbase and larger motor. The fact that the rear seat folded perfectly flat didn’t hurt my feelings,…

GLORIOUS FORMER PLACE OF SOVIET UNION!

The highlight of this variation of the sport wasn’t the beater destruction per se, but rather, seeing how many of those pushing the car could stay on their feet.