5 советских машин которые видели все но не мог купить никто — запрещённый транспорт СССР!

In the USSR, there were two worlds of transportation. One was for the people, with years-long waiting lists and coupons. The other was for the system. Cars from the second world drove past every day, parked outside offices, and appeared in movies. Everyone knew them. No one could buy them. The LAZ-695 was a bus that carried everyone but belonged to no one. The UAZ-452 "Bukhanka" was an all-terrain vehicle that went where others couldn't. The GAZ-13 "Chaika" wasn't sold, but issued to ministers and destroyed after service. The RAF-977 was an ambulance that was called but never purchased. The ERAС-762 "Tulip" from Armenia was a van that private owners only received after the collapse of the USSR. The Soviet automobile had the ability to be both very close and completely unattainable at the same time.