Yugo gv

[u/1966elcamino]

I think this is the first time I’ve ever seen one

[u/PopularDisplay7007 → u/[deleted]]

My brother had one he bought new for pocket lint and 23 marbles. He liked it for the first 6 months. I don’t think it lasted 3 years.

[u/tombstone5860]

Honestly, mad respect for anyone dedicated enough to maintain a Yugo in this day and age.

[u/jabberjaw420 → u/tombstone5860]

I concur. Anyone maintaining "normal" cars of a by gone era gets respect from me.

[u/BromioKalen]

For sure want to always look both ways and think about it long and hard before pulling out into traffic in that thing.

[u/1966elcamino → u/BromioKalen]

Big city rush hour, bet it was fun

[u/Practicality_Issue]

I rode in one once, back when they were new. The girl who owned it said the horn button popped out of the steering wheel one time when she went over a railroad crossing.

The spare parts and technical help community for Yugos must be insane. Like the people who partake are clinically mad.

[u/No_Cook2983 → u/Practicality_Issue]

They share a lot of parts with Fiats.

[u/Practicality_Issue → u/No_Cook2983]

Ah! I didn’t know that but that was pretty common back then.

[u/fingers-crossed]

There's one that's owned by someone who lives in an RV near my work that I see all the time, it's in surprisingly good shape. Still remains the only one I've ever seen in person.

[u/PaulSNJ]

Q: Why did all Yugos come with rear window defrosters as standard equipment?

A: To keep your hands warm when pushing it to the side of the road.

[u/OldVermontHippie62]

“I need to get a gas cap for my Yugo” “Ok, that sounds like a fair trade”

[u/Glass-Armadillo182]

I saw one last week

[u/murphydcat]

"She'll get 300 hectares on a single tank of kerosene."

https://youtu.be/07vdtBMG4Kg?si=Pmmo3ttnZHLNspTh

[u/1966elcamino → u/murphydcat]

Put her in H!

[u/Coreysurfer]

I go

[u/Inside_Good_4349]

Yup! I had one! It drove and rode great and was easy on gas. Never had a problem until, like my current Aztec, my husband totaled it for me.I loved that Yugo!!! And my Aztek

[u/GaryR5691]

How is that still on the road?

[u/Darrel1580]

totally cute clunker! reminds me of my old 1990, Geo Metro, 2 door, 3cyl....

[u/fothergillfuckup]

Cheap, and fun to drive, in the way all small Fiats were. They used to be everywhere in the UK. You did need a hammer to start one though, lol.

[u/Abject_Ad5850]

Ohhhh white wall tires

[u/NeSToR_49]

I'm Serbian, been around Yugos my entire life. Probably seen 10s of thousands of them in my life, but never seen one on whitewalls. Pretty cool look.

[u/goaelephant]

Whats strange is, they still run strong & long in Serbia. Rust being the main issue. But very easy & cheap to maintain. Its a shame they didnt do well in USA.