What type of cars do people drive in Russia?

Question

If I flew to Moscow and walked down the streets, would I see many imports, or do people drive mostly Russian cars?

Answer 1

*snorts* LOL, Russian cars

in Moscow there are LOTS of foreign cars - Opel, Nissan, Mercedes, Toyota, VW, Ford, if you're lucky you'll see Bently or Rolls-Royce, or Hummer (usually yellow) (I saw 2 Bentlies one Tversakya street, a red one and a blue one), soomeone once crashed a purple Lombargini near Kremlin Quay and left it there

once near my uni I saw a Maybach - a drak blue Maybach (600,000$ for that piece of iron and it was parked near the chicken shop, looked so ridiculous)

there are Russian cars too - Volga, Niva, Oka, Zhiguli, Moskvitch - but they are not reliable at all! so fewer and fewer people drive them every year

my dad drives a Mazda :D

Answer 2

Moscow is one of the biggest cities in the world. Is a town that's grown fast in new decades, and, as a result, comprises high-rise suburbs bordering a somewhat compact historical middle with lots of fascinating historical architecture. The main place of Moscow is the Red Square that's been for centuries, one's heart and heart of Russia. Here, you can visit the Century St. Basil's Cathedral, one of the very famous pieces of architecture on the planet and the constructivist pyramid of Lenin's Mausoleum. Red Square is surely a rich place in symbols of Russia's turbulent and interesting past.

Answer 3

In Moscow you will mostly see European imports. However, somewhere further away from the capital you'll see more Russian-made cars.

Answer 4

Been in Moscow for a couple of times and Russian drivers do things "out of nowhere". The only time that a driver took me in counter-way in the highway was in Russia!

Answer 5

Russian cars are tin cans with motors. They mostly drive imports there.

Answer 6

In Moscow they have 45 hummer Chevy dealers they do not have that many NY state and California combine !

Answer 7

I have a friend who has been to Russia several times and she told me that there was a motley profusion of cars, generally older, generally imports.

Most of the general populace uses public transportation, actually.

Answer 8

My parents were in Russia over the summer. I will ask them and email you what they saw.

The image I see and have in my head is blue volvos.

Answer 9

In Soviet Russia, car drives you!

Answer 10

In Soviet Russia, cars drive YOU!