6 советских автомобилей с самым большим аппетитом — и каждый по-своему незаменим!

The Soviet auto industry knew how to make cars that were durable, long-lasting, and capable of off-roading. Fuel efficiency was rarely a priority—fuel was cheap, and no one counted it. Six cars with different fates and one thing in common: appetite. The Zaporozhets drank like a real car, without offering its comfort. The Niva took on any off-road terrain and emptied its tank before its time. The Volga carried you with dignity and without regard for the price of gas. The GAZ-69 pulled where others wouldn't go and charged by the liter. The Bukhanka worked everywhere and ate like a truck. And the ZIL-111—the only one on the list for which the concept of "fuel consumption" simply didn't exist. A state-owned vehicle, state-owned gasoline.