Goodbye! We'll miss you!!

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    lmao, I saw one once on my way to grove creek. The guy looked like he loved it.
     
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    Actually, Yugos have quite a bit of potential as rally cars.
    As they durable, have a pretty reasonable aftermarket (they're basically FIATs). And most importantly, cheap as hell, so if you run one into a tree at 60mph, you can buy a new shell for $100.
    Also have seen some success in other racing, notibly autocross.

    These cars got thier bad rep mainly because as really, really cheap cars no one ever maintained them.
     
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    I had a friend Bojan when I was in school at Duluth. He actually worked at a Yugo factory with his dad. He said that they send all the bad ones here on purpose. hahaha
     
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    :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh: oh silly Yugo's :laugh::laugh:
     
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    Thats basically true. Pre-1990 (post-90, some had EFI) Yugos had emissions carbs that basically sucked out loud. Like early-70s emissions carb sucking.