As people age and start thinking about buying a classic, they often gravitate toward the car they longed for in their youth.

In fact, car shows in the Northeast are the only places where we've seen Volgas. Just not this one. To answer your first question: It's a GAZ 21 Volga produced by Gorkovsky Avtomobilny Zavod ...

It’s pretty unlikely you’re going to see a GAZ M-72 on your local car dealer’s lot. The sensible dealer would probably do better flipping a Toyota Tercel or a Pontiac Aztek, but there’s no ...

Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ) produced the Volga between 1969 and 1962, and it was a fully-fledged Soviet Union vehicle. No word then on why the project is described as French retro-inspired.

GAZ sustained its output of vehicles, but profit margins on car sales imploded. NM has been forced repeatedly to postpone its launch of production, now slated for mid-2002, nearly four years ...

Valentin Sobolev/TASS In the 1980s, the Gorkovsky car factory — GAZ — worked on developing a brand new car that would be more advanced than any other car model made in the USSR back then.

A man and a child examine a Soviet era GAZ M21 Volga car at a transport festival in St. Petersburg, Russia, Saturday, May 24, ...

A member of the GAZ automobile group, the Gorky Automobile Plant, has filed a lawsuit against Volkswagen in Russia. The plant is looking to recover 28.4 billion roubles ($347.7 million USD at ...

An up-armored GAZ-69. The GAZ-69 was one of the earliest Soviet off-road vehicles. The first example of the 3,500-pound, four-wheel-drive truck rolled off the assembly line at the Molotov plant in ...