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 VAZ 2106 Zhiguli Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | 1986+ 2106 Zhiguli by no-lamps back fenders will be right. Not just 2106. | |
 VAZ 2101 Zhiguli Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | 1975+ orange indicators. | |
 Mercedes-Benz Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Actros | |
 BMW 7 Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | JFK wrote Thanks to handling I never managed to go full speed, but yeah, it is quite fast car. In this context you can use word Bomb in russian as a "Your car is a bomb (awesome)!" So that is where it came from. Or it can be just a slang term for a BMW. | |
 Chevrolet Corvette Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | ZoomZoom wrote Alright, it was just a guess. I am highly appreciating your guess, and quite frankly, the main picture is captured from such an weird angle that it doesnt look much like a C4. | |
Chevrolet Corvette Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Alright, it was just a guess. | |
Chevrolet Corvette Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | ZoomZoom wrote I think the body shape and the C pillar placement lean towards Geo Storm territory. Ill try to catch up with this damn thing and post rear view pic, rear is 100% Vette. EDIT: Sucess! It appeared on non snowy track, so after a few minutes my Sputnik was capable of catching up. -- Last edit: 2016-02-28 00:51:02 | |
Chevrolet Corvette Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | I think the body shape and the C pillar placement lean towards Geo Storm territory. | |
Chevrolet Corvette Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | It may be driveable. When this madman whiped out my Sputnik out of road, game said it is called Fregat. Can somebody find out cheats for this game? | |
 Porsche 911 Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | At save replay screen this model is used, but small and black´n´white. I used the pic from installation screen. | |
 GAZ 24 Volga Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Kirov-MG wrote Actually, some variants (mostly produced for goverment security and KGB), has V6 and V8 engines. GAZ-24-24 has 193HP V8. GAZ-24-34 has 220HP V8. Some of this cars was produced for law enforsments of GDR, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Cuba Yeah, I know. I was talking about stock vehicle for usual people not from KGB .gif ":)") | |
GAZ 24 Volga Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | direct_UA wrote Yes, it handles like Caddy. But it has inline 4 engine. Actually, some variants (mostly produced for goverment security and KGB), has V6 and V8 engines. GAZ-24-24 has 193HP V8. GAZ-24-34 has 220HP V8. Some of this cars was produced for law enforsments of GDR, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Cuba -- Last edit: 2015-11-11 22:40:22 | |
GAZ 24 Volga Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Thanks for the info guys this was always my favorite car from the soviet era. I always have the idea that it was way better than any mercedez from back in the soviet era. | |
GAZ 24 Volga Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Mcthieve wrote ¿Does it handles like a Cadillac? and if it does ¿ it's it comparable to the boat handling of lets say...the Esperanto in GTA III? Well the name comes from real-life handling, in game it will proably be as badly as other cars. IRL you wont find more comfortable car (aside from unobtainable cars for presidents) from east bloc, it is like driving old school soft sofa. That is were nickname Soviet Mercedes comes from. One big comfort on wheels. | |
 VAZ 2108 Sputnik Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Zubilo = Chisel/doorstop , because of car's shape. -- Last edit: 2019-10-30 22:05:33 | |
BMW 7 Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Mcthieve wrote ¿It is a fast car? and ¿any idea of where that name came from? Thanks to handling I never managed to go full speed, but yeah, it is quite fast car. In this context you can use word Bomb in russian as a "Your car is a bomb (awesome)!" So that is where it came from. | |
VAZ 2106 Zhiguli Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Kirov-MG wrote VAZ-2106. Rear lights. Edited. | |
VAZ 2106 Zhiguli Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | VAZ-2106. Rear lights. | |
GAZ 24 Volga Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Yes, it handles like Caddy. But it has inline 4 engine. | |
VAZ 2106 Zhiguli Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | krq9 wrote I don't really understand the question. Do you mean why is it Moscow and not 'Moskov'? 'Moscow' is English for Moskva, similarly to other Germanic languages or French (German - Moskau, French - Moscou). Moskvitch was an automobile brand. Brand names aren't usually translated to other languages (if we were to translate it, it would be Muscovite - a person living in Moscow). Moskvitch is simply Москвич transcribed to Latin. For English language, that is. Moskwitch would not make sense, since 'w' is pronounced differently in English, so it would result in a defferent sounding word. It's the opposite in German, where 'w' is pronounced like 'v' in other languages (the 'v' in German sounds more like 'F' for you and me), thus the brand is generally referenced as Moskwitsch. Yes, that was my question You explained this to me very well. I never actually noticed difference the sound between english W and V, since I dont speak english aside from english lessons in school. -- Last edit: 2015-11-11 15:02:26 | |
VAZ 2106 Zhiguli Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | JFK wrote By the way, does anybody know (proably native australian, american or british) why is there W in Moscow when in any other word that uses same letter in cyrilic alphabet there is V? Interesting debate on Web Car Story, when I ranted about Moskvitch and Moscow and now we are debating this anomaly. I don't really understand the question. Do you mean why is it Moscow and not 'Moskov'? 'Moscow' is English for Moskva, similarly to other Germanic languages or French (German - Moskau, French - Moscou). Moskvitch was an automobile brand. Brand names aren't usually translated to other languages (if we were to translate it, it would be Muscovite - a person living in Moscow). Moskvitch is simply Москвич transcribed to Latin. For English language, that is. Moskwitch would not make sense, since 'w' is pronounced differently in English, so it would result in a defferent sounding word. It's the opposite in German, where 'w' is pronounced like 'v' in other languages (the 'v' in German sounds more like 'F' for you and me), thus the brand is generally referenced as Moskwitsch. | |
BMW 7 Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | ¿It is a fast car? and ¿any idea of where that name came from? | |
GAZ 24 Volga Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | ¿Does it handles like a Cadillac? and if it does ¿ it's it comparable to the boat handling of lets say...the Esperanto in GTA III? | |
VAZ 2106 Zhiguli Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Stupid driving. If you are close to invisible wall with forward gear, you car will go ludicrous speed backwards every time when you hit the gas. Incredibly hard to turn around to get frontal pic. By the way, does anybody know (proably native australian, american or british) why is there W in Moscow when in any other word that uses same letter in cyrilic alphabet there is V? Interesting debate on Web Car Story, when I ranted about Moskvitch and Moscow and now we are debating this anomaly. | |
 Moskvitch 412 Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | 412-yj = 412th | |
 ZAZ 968 A Zaporozhets Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Zapor is obviously shortened Zaporozhets -- Last edit: 2015-11-11 15:45:55 | |
VAZ 2101 Zhiguli Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Kopejka is a russian nickname for Vaz 2101, it is something like cent from dollar. | |
 VAZ 2121 Niva Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Russkyj Džip = Russian Jeep | |
GAZ 24 Volga Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Barža means slow boat. That defines handling of this car, it is like US car. | |
 UAZ 469 B Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Kozël = Goat (he) | |
 Jeep Grand Cherokee Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Džip is how nickname "Jeep" is written in slavic countries. | |
BMW 7 Beregis Avtomobilya (1998) | Bomba means literally "The Bomb". |
