Russian Auto industry (Wasteland 3)

At one of the locations, they just go off the scale

You can still find Ijiki in the cities

Probably someone of our on the out-sort drew, or ready-made models were, so added ... Architecture also sometimes reminds our high-rise buildings. In general, that they have a post-packaging for us some typical city like Arkhangelsk in winter without any wars.... There's less garbage.

I think Russian machines are best suited to depicting the post-apocalypse

The answer is very simple. Many cars were assembled by Western models. Sometimes under license, sometimes "in Chinese." For example, at the heart of the penny is the Fiat 124. Gazelle is slicked with Ford Transit. A loaf, if I'm not mistaken, from the T2 folquagene. And so on. Although, strangely enough, some models were popular in the West. In particular, the niva and the goat (Uaz 469)

Seguro
The answer is even simpler, it's not Russian cars and not Western (the lawsuit is drunk for use without a license) is some kind of paid asset pack, sure that it can be found in the store unit.

I thought - it seemed to me, but did not betray the value of q-)

There's a Russian spirit here, it smells like a russ!

In the Outovinarium hangs a poster of Vysotsky.