Lada 2105

Soviet Engineering, Eternal Simplicity

Launched in 1980, the Lada 2105 was the Soviet Union's answer to the modern European family car — angular, simple, and built to survive Russian winters that would destroy most Western vehicles. Derived from a Fiat 124 design, it became one of the best-selling Eastern European cars globally, exported to over 100 countries. Mechanics loved it for being almost entirely fixable with basic tools. Our model pays tribute to this cold-war era classic with perfectly angular brick geometry.