Wheel size for the 1998 Lada Niva will vary depending on model chosen, although keep in mind that many manufacturers offer alternate wheel sizes as options on many models. The wheel size available ...

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A decade in production is considered pretty good for most cars; seldom few hit the 20 year mark by comparison. The Lada Niva, on the other hand, is close to racking up its Golden Jubilee of 50 years ...

The Lada Niva has been around since the 1970s. The Russia-made model is now getting an upgraded variant, which finally receives features that have been mandatory in the European Union and the United ...

The Lada Niva is a Russian off-road vehicle that began production in 1977, quickly gaining a reputation for being a tough-as-nails solution to conquering the Russian countryside. One of the few Soviet ...

You probably never heard about the Lada Niva, most people have not, and for a good reason, it’s never really changed from the 70s, it comes with a tiny engine, and it has zero safety ratings. Frankly, ...

The Lada Niva has long been a favorite here at Jalopnik. Despite being born into the Soviet Union where cars weren't just basic, they were boring, the Niva managed to impress us as both capable and ...

If there was even a shred of hope for my objectivity, it was gone as soon as I climbed inside the 2019 Lada Niva, slammed its startlingly thin door shut, and felt the 84 horsepower engine rumble to ...

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The Lada Niva 1996 is currently available from $2,640 for the Niva (4X4) up to $4,620 for the Niva Bushman (4x4). Dimensions for the 1996 Lada Niva are dependent on which body type is chosen. The ...

Back in 2015, General Motors made what’s now become characterized as a short-sighted move by pulling its Chevrolet and Opel brands out of Russia‘s mainstream vehicle segments. In doing so, GM ...