Production years: 1988–2008 A front-wheel-drive hatchback city car. The car was developed at the Serpukhov motorcycle plant in the late 1970s to replace the outdated SZD invalid carriage; development was later taken over by VAZ. The design was inspired by the 1980 Daihatsu Cuore, and the engine was a halved (2-cylinder) VAZ-2108 engine. It was built at the VAZ plant from 1988 to 1994, at KamAZ's subsidiary ZMA until 2005 and in Serpukhov until 2008. The base model was a hatchback, but various vans were later also available. The Oka was never officially sold in Estonia. Technical data: Engine: VAZ-1111, liquid-cooled inline-2 petrol engine, 650 cm3, 22 kW/30 hp Gearbox: 4-speed manual Front-wheel drive Dimensions: 3200x1420x1400 mm Wheelbase: 2180 mm Kerb weight: 645 kg Max. payload: 345 kg Top speed: 130 km/h