Lada C-Cross Concept Unveiled at Moscow Motor Show
Production version planned
By Clinton Deacon
August 27, 2008 3:00 PM
Filed Under: European, Lada
Lada are one of those automotive manufacturers which many enthusiasts around the world see as nothing more than laughing material. This reputation wasn't helped when a crazy and quite ridiculously styled SUV concept attributed to Lada surfaced a couple of weeks a go which was supposed to debut at the Moscow Motor Show. Thankfully this mode never showed up, but one model that did show up is the Lada C-Cross Concept.
The design study demonstrates the styling of an upcoming C-segment crossover currently in development. It will be based on the current Renault Megane platform with a re-worked suspension, pricing will start at around 450,000 rubles (12,800 Euros).
One stumbling block the manufacturer may find is the model's clear similarities with the European Ford Focus.
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Well, its strange to say this about lada, but it looks nice... At least is not a war car...
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