Russian Future Is Here! The Car that Tucker Carlson Loves

[@TrueMobster]

Luxury at it's finest, I recently bought an 1978 UAZ 469 and it doesn't look like much has changed 😂

[@SanctionedIvan]

ahahaha At the UAZ factory they say "What is there to change if its perfect?"

[@rasmuslundin199]

​@@SanctionedIvan just like Russia, what to change, it's perfect!

[@edl653]

Yeah 1970's technology. haha Fuel Injection, wow! So they are only 35 years behind the West.

[@christophera556]

​@SanctionedIvan the simple fact is obvious about UAZ cars and Russian cars in general is they probably haven't changed much in terms of quality since the days of the former Soviet Union. The Russian car companies are in for a shock now thanks to Putin's failed invasion of Ukraine the Russian Federation to get around western sanctions has had to turn to China meaning Russia will now be under China's thumb with Chinese now starting to make cars in Russia the Russian car brands like Lada UAZ etc will come under a lot of competition from the Chinese brands ,yes the Chinese car brands usually aim for the cheaper end of the market but they will be better put together than any of the Russian brands especially as the Russian car brands are by the look of things still using quality control from the days of the former Soviet Union. It's obvious that the average Russian earning around three hundred dollars a month cannot afford a new UAZ bukanka van at a cost of fifteen thousand dollars brand new so those Russian's who can afford a new will likely end up buying a Chinese car for around the same money with the difference being that the Chinese cars will be properly put together than the Russian branded cars .I'm not saying the Chinese car brands are perfect far from it but they are certainly better than a Russian car brand that is still stuck in the days of Gorbachev and the former Soviet Union. The future of Russian car industry likely ending up like the Moscovitch brand that recently re emerged in Russia a copy of a Chinese brand ,so Lada and UAZ will probably go the same way making copies of Chinese cars with a large chunk of those companies ending up owned by the Chinese car companies.You ruskies can look at it this way at least a Chinese car will start first go and make it from A to B.

[@CAGED1702]

@@SanctionedIvan Is that UAZ Patriot the one that takes the Sukhois out of the skies? Just wondering... 😜

[@andrzejsawicki3770]

I had foot surgery two days ago and I'm a little depressed and in pain, but you immediately made me feel better. Thanks.😅😂🤣

[@SanctionedIvan]

Im glad to hear I made you happy!

[@geoffwaterman6560]

I'm dealing with sciatica. What say we buy one of these bukanka scooby Doo vans and go cruising?

[@carylhalfwassen8555]

@@geoffwaterman6560Will definitely trigger sciatic pain!

[@geoffwaterman6560]

@@carylhalfwassen8555 we are both better ...🤣🤣🤣

[@Chereese0808]

He was hilarious!

[@majorcarlton137]

Dude really needs to start a comedy club in Moscow 😂

[@LynetteA68]

Anywhere EXCEPT Moscow!!!!

[@burunghantu7680]

I want one. So great.

[@majorcarlton137]

@@LynetteA68 😆😂

[@Vladput]

I stumbled on this video. I thought that was a comedy bit, and he was showing cars from 1980's. That was until I look up pics and specs of the UAZ Hunter, Patriot model 2023... This is both funny and sad... for the Russian people.

[@WayneJakubczak]

YUP, MR. OUTIN WILL TAKE CARE OF THIS CLOWN.

[@MO-1888]

Looks more like a car museum than a contemporary car salesroom.

[@dewilew2137]

Seriously. I remember visiting the Mercedes Benz museum in Germany with my dad when I was little. The had some of the first Mercedes cars and motorcycles ever made there, and it didn’t look much different than this. 😳

[@mrsam0496]

It is. I noticed he just makes fun for his audience, and they eat it up

[@lydiashandro3037]

I'm speechless with the advanced engineering of the new UAZ. The threats of nuclear annihilation have diminished.

[@mistermarch533]

if only

[@arkadiusztrzesniewski3486]

This car was build with nuclear annihilation in mind. It would probably survive close proxiity of nuclear blast (simplictiy, lack of electronics, etc.)

[@stuglenn1112]

Yea don't fool yourself. That first vehicle is build for a purpose, to perform work with. Robust simplicity is what it's all about , over complication is a negative and actually becoming a problem with cars in the west.

[@mistermarch533]

@@stuglenn1112 agreed, sometimes simple is better

[@FuckGoogle502]

It's built to keep running in the face of nuclear EMP. Why is that reassuring? lol

[@nancywall4894]

This video was so hilarious Ivan! I laughed out loud the whole way through. You, Evelina, and her friend make a good crew! Just don’t get too bold yet! I still worry about you. Take care buddy!😂❤

[@fontana03]

What's so funny about some idiot mocking his own country?

[@bcbeasters]

Ivan is expert infiltrator... he'll be alright! 😋

[@rogerhare7886]

Wow. Your sarcasm translates very clearly. Love your English skills. ❤

[@bcbeasters]

You can clearly tell that Ivan was raised by the internet! 😁 I'm more in the "the kids are alright camp, myself." 😉

[@evrgr33nz]

That noise is the sound of quality! I couldn't tell if he was serious or not.

[@gabrielbalbec883]

At least his sarcasm shows there is more free speech in Russia than generally admitted.

[@bcbeasters]

@@gabrielbalbec883 He also had to just leave Russia because of his outspoken behavior has caused him issues within Russia...

[@nygelmiller5293]

I think UAZ cars look fantastic! And the old jeep was the best!

[@skinnwalker4515]

Very flippin' nice. Tucker is very impressed.

[@donaldpiper9763]

Just think of all the bread he can haul in it .😊

[@felixalbion]

To be honest American build quality is not much better.😂

[@phiksit]

I would LOVE to see Tuckums drive one of those glorious marvels of russian technology 😁

[@cattymajiv]

@@felixalbion I totally agree! I never have and never will buy an American vehicle. I have never known anyone who had to do a major repair on a Toyota or Honda, but every American car needs a BIG repair at some point, and a lot of smaller ones.

[@jonathanstein5049]

Tucky wants one when he moves to his Putin supplied dacha on the Volga.......

[@psiclops521]

"Air bags are for wusses. Real men die in their car." Man, that's gold.

[@gummibrot4948]

As a German, I have to admit after this show that we should better stop building cars. We will never reach this level. This requires the Russian soul. We Germans only have technology. We will not be able to do it. Impossible.

[@MaticTheProto]

As a German I am honestly impressed that cars like that still get produced 😅

[@fuerstmetternich1997]

Imagine how cool it would be if German cars from the 70s and 80s would still be produced. Sadly Russian cars were junk even back then.

[@Schlachthof5]

LOL. The Ford Econoline I drove for construction work in 1968 was a luxury vehicle compared to this. Well maybe not but the sun visors did stay up on the Ford.🤣

[@mistermarch533]

unironically wish there were more affordable options for vehicles with no bells and whistles like this in the US. If the price is right anyway

[@MaticTheProto]

@@Schlachthof5 I‘d say the Benz Patent-Motorwagen was more luxurious lol (Than that russian truck)

[@MaticTheProto]

@@mistermarch533 erm… this thing most definitely has no crumple zone and will likely cost a lot to repair after just a few years

[@MrKilekico]

That UAZ hunter is fantastic offroader.

[@ebola2.0]

They are beautiful. The loaf and the hunter are my dreamcars. Im tired of all the tech stuff on modern cars that costs plenty to fix. Would buy this any day

[@maxshaw1330]

"So the door doesn't fly away, we got a seatbelt over here!" So flippin funny.

[@agga7517]

Dude never been inside of hmmwv or any other military vehicle for that matter.. Which is what both UAZs essentially are.

[@KEVINBAKERREALESTATE]

Not too many vehicles are hand crafted like the UAZ Loaf. The labor to hand screw, glue, and hammer it together is a feat of human art/technology/skill. Also amazed on the strong anti theft devices on the back door. Worth every ruble. Elon is likely taking notes on this.

[@CAGED1702]

Haha thanks for the laugh, Ivan! I really enjoyed it...and I learned a lot about Russian technology 😆

[@angelamarie4137]

Bro. That van immediately reminded me of the one the Iranians are driving in "Back to the Future." 💀

[@denenmaikaneis4453]

M

[@Myotis_Myotis]

VW T2 ist Kult gebaut bis 1979! Ich denke eher an Citroën 2CV mit der Lüftungstechnik.🥳 Die Frage ist was kostet das Teil bei 2 Monatsgehältern kann es für Rentner oder eine Studenten WG von interesse sein.

[@donendusted2]

I think that you will find out they were Libyans, but you were close. Yes, I am a Back To The Future tragic.

[@dogzou11]

looks like the van used in the horror movie jeepers creepers

[@davidjkowalec2770]

Yeah, that was a VW Bus. LOL

[@kens32052]

I remember driving a 1960s Ford van with the engine located in the middle. Since nobody used seatbelts back than, we would use the engine cover as an extra seat. lol.

[@cattymajiv]

Yup. For sure!

[@Schlachthof5]

. Mine was a Ford Econoline.

[@kens32052]

I think chevy and dodge had their own versions too.@@Schlachthof5

[@patrickhenigin4805]

Hot ass.

[@BlackHawk-yl5gu]

The loaf is 15k with 4 wheel drive and lockers . I want one if I go to Russia that’s what I will rent .

[@falukropp2000]

Actually I find the Buhanka and Hunter very attractive :-) and would love to have those in Sweden. There's no rugged, simple cars like that on the european market but some people do need and/or appreciate just that. The Niva also have a fan-base in west europe. The main thing standing in the way is the crappy relations right now, destroying any possibility to aftermarket service, but with a few little tweaks in functional design and building quality those cars would have at least a chance to become popular in the west, or so I think. UAZ built in cooperation with Isuzu, I wouldn't think twice, it would be my no 1 choice. A friend had a Niva from 1984, only three years old car at the time he bought it. I became very impressed with it over the years, it was a very good car.

[@hyy3657]

For those kinds of cars, you are the aftermarket service even inside Russia. It was a good car in the Arctic (just forget options Scania and SAAB! lol).

[@falukropp2000]

@@hyy3657 Most SAAB owners I know of have 3 cars to keep one working, I could live with having numerous Buhankas :-)

[@csabatoth2225]

You could always order aftermarket parts from Hungary for the Niva. They are probably even better quality than the original parts.

[@1x2ai]

I like you guys, real patriots. Hope you move outside Russia and avoid wasting your talents there. 🤣

[@IcerinAlaska49]

I hope to see him one day on Sat night live in America😂😂😂

[@ZoomZoomMX3]

That would be awesome 😎

[@susansmith9263]

Ivan could work as a Russian-English Translator. Russian translation services are in high demand in Finance, Business and Trade industries. In 2022, Russian was the 8th most sought after language. German being the 1st.....pay around $79,000/year. Curious though with the war and dwindling business in Russia, whether 8th ranking remains.🤔

[@TheGrateful108]

@@susansmith9263 That would be replaced by AI translators pretty soon

[@susansmith9263]

@@TheGrateful108 Interesting, though "Interpreters and Translators Inc" say AI-powered machines will never replace human translators and the industry is experiencing significant growth, a trend expected to continue. But never say never I guess.

[@yetanotherone...1814]

And they say sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. Army green is so patriotic, just like Maga red. lol

[@gailschultz9730]

LOL

[@jagarman7048]

Only a rumour passed on by people who cannot use it!

[@bambinaforever1402]

Yeah, biden is much better. With his army of illegal migrants

[@fredplat467]

​@@OrbitalTrails-x5srusski bot

[@jerfacekilla]

@@OrbitalTrails-x5s Quiet MAGAt

[@gerardhiggins1]

Love your sense of humour/sarcasm, Ivan. Being a truck owner here in Canada I really would have liked to have had a look at the red truck.

[@etherdom3916]

greetings from Slovakia. UAZ 469 or Hunter is my favourite car. As a Child we had one, It was a car I learned to drive as a 6 Years old. My memories when My Dad and I were offroading with it are priceless. I Love the car. I am glad they didn't change its design because it is beautiful . Best Offroad ever.

[@rights_are_god_given]

You are in luck their strategy is to appeal your targeted demographic.

[@EnGammalAmazon]

Obviously, with limited exposure to western casual, and serious off-road machines, the delight in his childhood memories will remain for a very long time.

[@xyyx-l9w]

Ivan, I think you dont understand. UAZ buchanka or hunter are iconic cars. They are legends! I hope they will not be changed. They are 4x4 easy and inexpensive to repair. Look, jeep wrangler - it's the same , rust in the showrooms, breaks every couple of miles and people still love it. Its LEGEND and costs around $70000. It's hard to compare the reliability of Harley with kawasaki or honda. Again, Harley is not reliable but people still love it. It would be my dream if I could afford to import one of them. And it would be a good business for you - help others to import THEM! UAZ Classic Expedition is my favorite one.

[@Dat1derfulSound]

A brand new subscriber here! Fresh from the USA 💪😁👍 I love your channel!! Your contents are quite ingenious and hilarious. I aim to enjoy every one of your videos and will always be looking for new ones. I really truly hope Vlad don't get wind of your channel, that would be disastrous.... 😮😢 Good luck and keep up the excellent work!! 👏

[@Alex_Gryzunov]

Ну конечно, у нас ведь диктатура именно поэтому на американском видеохостинге выкладывает видео чувак и на котром он ходит и спокойно обсирает свой автопром. Нашёл производителя военной техники и сравнивает её с гражданской по ценам в 3-4 раза дороже. Очень умно.

[@sagradamoly4234]

@@Alex_Gryzunov Этот парень - абсолютно невежественный позор с лишним весом! Он даже не знает ценности этих интересных машин и того, для чего они используются.

[@gyrateful]

I think the front doors are good idea. Most drivers in Russia drink a lot of vodka, and it harder to fall out of those doors.

[@johan.ohgren]

But how about the windows?😂

[@cattymajiv]

@@johan.ohgren 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 ROTFLMFAO!

[@Schlachthof5]

@@johan.ohgren Only if an FSB agent is hiding in the back seat.😂

[@A_Haunted_Pancake]

@@johan.ohgren Those are also safe when it comes to the risk of falling out while drunk. As you can see, they thought of everything

[@Alexandr.Egorych]

У нас водители пьют за рулём примерно столько, сколько ваши мужики петрушат друг друга на заднем сиденье 😂

[@jekburri]

I had no idea russia was lacking this hard DAMN lmao this guys a meme

[@E_Bailey]

​@avonmoremilk1958 Cope harder. The classic reasoning of someone unable to handle any criticism. "The cars are actually great, classic Soviet models" to "Russians make better ones in China" to "Your consumer goods are made in China, so you can't laugh at crap Russian cars"

[@yamo7171]

@avonmoremilk1958 well he obviously visits a car shop so why would he loose time telling about planes or anything else ? (small country as Sweden also built planes alone, that's not that awesome for the biggest country to be able to do it also imho) Adn also maybe you missed the fun part of all this but well, if need to be explained, the jokes are less fun ;) Honnestly the prices are cheap (for my country at least), wich is cool even if quality seems to just be a dream.

[@U.H8]

@avonmoremilk1958Our plans don’t stop and explode in mid air 🇸🇪🪽

[@yamo7171]

@avonmoremilk1958 So basically nobody buy them and a store if full of them, interresting business plan, only Russia can do it for sure xD ( Sweden dont need to make 100 planes since the one they got do all they need and I'm not from there but Grippen is a nice one. if you really want to go into a comparison with number if sweden about 10M people make 1 plane and Russia about 140M people make only 100 , still proportionnally Sweden is bettter ( not even talking about quality) But well seems you will never get the fun out of the videos and comments, sad for you somehow. good luck with all your knowledge and 0 fun in life ;) No need to be old to learn things or realise things, sometime going out from your country few years makes one learn more than living 70 year in same place, obviously Ivan Is the young that moved and discovered things and also made a funvideos about cars but well ...

[@ButterfatFarms]

​@avonmoremilk1958the West most certainly did not underestimate Putin's Russia's conventional military might. But gave too much credit.

[@Caravaggio999]

The 469 is an iconic vehicle. I’d happily drive one for short trips round the village for fresh eggs and ingredients for pelmeni. It’s the Russian Landrover ❤

[@timmooney7528]

A few years ago an importer was trying to bring a new UAZ 469 into the US. Customs mistook it for an antique car due to it's mechanics and styling. The engine could not pass the emissions testing.

[@johnstuartsmith]

It would have emitted zero emissions if they hadn't started it. Perhaps they could be reclassified for importation as garden sheds.

[@yamo7171]

Ivan, awesome video. I loved all the luxury there and I still got a smile on my face minutes later :D thank you for this all. Cant wait to see the next video

[@BarleyMonster]

You are an awesome content creator Ivan!! I’ll be a follower for life. When you make it the U.S. I could 100% see your channel doing very well as a Russian living in America. You’re a natural. ✌🏼

[@SanctionedIvan]

Thank you very much!

[@virginiaoflaherty2983]

Indeed there is plenty to smirk, snicker, guffaw, titter at here as well.

[@Huitzilopochtli526]

I actually had to clean off my screen after the "Captain goes down with the ship". Fucking LOL.

[@billymanilli]

lmao. that one got me too! "...if the UAZ goes down, you go down with it" 🤣

[@EllieM_Travels]

You are hilarious! 😆 😂 Thanks for the laugh, Ivan!

[@paulbuchholz9006]

Paul from the USA love, the sarcasm. Buddy you're good at it

[@paulbuchholz9006]

Hey, just a reminder, American people don't hate Russian people. We just hate your government

[@kierandukhovny4133]

He is Russian can you hear his Russian accent??? What do you smoke man?

[@DOG2345t]

The sound of a closing car door tells you the quality of the car.

[@martinstewart5205]

This is my favourite channel on KZbin. You definitely have a future in comedy. Greetings from Ireland Ivan.🇮🇪

[@loubakker5049]

And they complain about Tesla having panel alignment issues. This guy is funny in a respective way. Enjoyed watching.

[@martinchartrand7044]

This 15K$... Cheapest Tesla 50K$... ;-)

[@gabrielbalbec883]

These cars are not only much cheaper, but also much more reliable than Teslas.

[@fortheloveofnoise]

I would rather have this loaf over a Tesla.

[@frd6260]

Tesla is a junk.

[@kromeboy]

Tesla! Is better than a Russian car

[@Schlachthof5]

Imagine this folks. This is the show room example, hand picked the best example. The actual vehicle you get may not be as nice as this one.

[@mardamek3]

What a lot of reviewers don’t say is that bukhanka (буханка), although so called due to its resemblance of the bread loaf, is really referencing the drinking culture. It’s from the word “bukhat’ “ (бухать), which means to get drunk. Because the bread in shape of a loaf was cheaper, that was usually the “go to” bread for drunks for “zakuska” (закуска). And because of this connection with drinkers the loaf of bread became known as “bukhanka”, bread of drinkers (roughly translated). So, drunk culture’s presence is strong in this car.

[@sagradamoly4234]

"drunk culture’s presence is strong in this car"??! We normal people call that "back-assward" logic, the type of logic preferred by crack-heads!

[@poco1174]

One of my problems in life is that when I visited Russia, I met many Russians like this guy. Clever, funny, personable. That so many of these young men are in Ukraine committing slaughter and being slaughtered is unconscionable. A country with so much, so much future, so much to offer the world. Over burdened with paranoia, crazy leadership. Every simple vagary of international politics they interpret as an effort to destroy them. Horrible waste of civility.

[@doremon2006]

It is very sad but more complicated than that. If the Canadian goverment became hostile, a lot of Americans would also become paranoid, and a preventive military action could eventually happen too. Fear makes people blind.

[@neil6958]

Ivan has a good sense of humor and is a good rebel!

[@1celloheaven]

How do you say 'tongue in cheek' in Russian...thanks for putting a smile on my face Ivan !

[@PaNativ]

I swear to God, this is my new favorite car content channel! 😅😅😅

[@mddawson1]

Lada Samaras were sold in Australia from 1988 to 1994. They did not have a good reputation here.

[@Kannot2023]

Obviously they were designed for cold of Siberia not for heat of Australia. I doubt that Russians tested their cars in Australia

[@mddawson1]

@@Kannot2023 There are areas of Australia that get pretty cold , but not Siberia cold. However heat wasn't the issue, the cars were just so poorly built. The Australian importer spent $2000 per car getting them to a state that was acceptable to Australian car buyers and even after that, they were still cr@p. QUOTE: "Sixty changes were required to make the Samara comply with Australian Design Rules before quality issues were even considered. The Samara was not bad looking, but even at 20 paces you could see the woeful nature of such things as body fit and colour matching, as well as the nastiness of the plastics used in the bumpers and grille. This writer composed a two-foolscap-page list of faults about the first example he drove. Everything that could squeak, did; many things that should have worked, didn't. And lots of things actually fell off."

[@joshearhart6142]

This inverted windows for ram air were actually awesome. They used to come on all the pickups/Lorries in the 70s-90s..

[@Slakass55]

A few decades ago I saw a Lada here in Canada as a neighbour had one and was impressed by the modern Russian technology. It was a tiny shoebox of a car that looked like it was outdated by half a century - but as the owner enthusiastically cited: it would always start even in the coldest of days. So yeah, I suppose Canadian car manufacturers would love to get their hands on Russian technology, seeing how we often can't start our cars when the temp drops to below -35C. Subscribed to your great channel - not only due to your fantastic presentation where you show us how far ahead Russian technology is compared to the rest of the world but mainly due to your helpers' handiwork. Evelina and her friend do fantastic work. Must see more of them!

[@highonsmog]

You need an excellent reviewed battery with high cold Cranking amps, and a trickle charger. Add an engine block warmer and get winter oil, and you will be golden.

[@RVMD95]

Dude I bet you’re the best Russian stick man out there. Love the jacket!

[@frednel4326]

Lol bro yeah, I live in South Africa and I bought a brand new Russian karushki motorcycle in about 1986 and it vibrated so much I could not see the road or anything in the rear view mirrors because my eye balls vibrated so much 🤣, and had to reset the mirrors at every stop light and globes would always be fused because of the vibration too 😜, and the engine was part of the chassey because the front and back parts of the bike was mounted to the engine so if you took the engine out the bike was in 3 parts 👀, so I'm verry aware of the great Russian quality you guys have there, I wonder when the rest of the world will catch up to this great Russian tech ??? 🤣😂🤣🤣👌

[@sagradamoly4234]

Frednel, you should stop doing drugs!

[@RitaElaineHeltonBarker-uz4sz]

Tucker Carlson should Just move into Putin's Mega Mansion with his own State News desk

[@cattymajiv]

@@Domination2502 Don't you guys mean Fucker Carlson?

[@epci6419]

I like how simple it is nothing flashy

[@transportessoza69]

He’s got the freedom of take a shit of speech in Russia,

[@dillonrohe4988]

Understatement at it's best. 😀 But actually, I kind of like it (except for the engine being inside the passenger area).

[@robbieburns3564]

You basically did a Tucker Carlson script if he had've seen this car. This was very funny watching from Canada. Thank you! 🤣 I like how all the trunk areas are designed so nobody can get out once they're in there. I'm hearing Yakof Smirnoff in my head: "In America, you drive car. In Soviet Russia, car drive you!!"

[@fidenemini111]

🤣

[@romanplesko5304]

Car drive you mad...

[@shilohbrutalis582]

Yakov!!!!

[@bcbeasters]

Being able to open the trunk from the inside is something that didn't come about until tons of accidents had already happened. This is the same story for pretty much all safety features found in new vehicles that are now standard... in countries that actually have safety standards! 😉

[@MetalTrabant]

My '05 Lancer Wagon also doesn't have internal release for the hatchback trunk door, which is quite annoying when I'm camping in it... so it's not just a Russian thing.

[@cristo6007]

In 2024 they're still producing the Scooby-Doo van, very impressive 😊

[@troelsersking101]

I like it, It is cute just that build quality obviously sucks

[@marklinlionel7163]

Your a great salesman Vanya. I will take one of each.

[@selvammaniamawasi697]

Buhanka is a great family van. I've seen Buhanka going through muddy ice easy peasy. In Telegram channels I saw Abrams tank unable to climb a snowy slope and British Challenger 2 tank stuck like sitting duck in Ukraine mud. Who you trying to kid, there are plenty of you tubers showing modern Buhanka, 4WD and luxury cars.

[@BrentWalker999]

No Ivan

[@leonaza7.273]

I love that UAZ loaf! I wish they would come to North America. I remember when LADA's romed the streets here in the 70's and 80's

[@bev8200]

I can’t lie I love minimalism and simplicity. I wish we had a car company that made oil and electric vehicles that were this simple.

[@patandderry8416]

I've owned all of these cars. The really great thing he is not telling you is spare parts are incredibly cheap. About 1/4 of the price of pattern parts from Toyota or BMW. I don't replace my brake pads alone, I replace the discs and callipers and the brake pads for slightly more than the price of replacing brake pads on a western made car. You can also replace springs, shock absorbers, struts and keep the car driving like new for a fraction of the cost or doing the same on a BMW, Merc or Toyota.

[@Joe-lh8ij]

that's the way to go, you can live without shiny things and the payments were not stuck in your throat. most important you are not forced to walk anymore.

[@shawnwright5332]

👍🇨🇦

[@laszlob1294]

"If the UAZ goes down. you go down wit it" Gold!

[@FunYl]

I almost didn't click this video but I'm haply I did, what a pleasant surprise! Love the name of the channel, your sarcastic humor + your english is very good! Definitely subscribed! Best of luck with your channel and cheers from Brazil! 👏😄👍

[@Altidude-]

Evelyna`s friend`s smile and eyes worth all the “Bukhankas" in the world! Greetings from EU!

[@bcbeasters]

I thought you were talking about bukakke but you were referencing the loaf! 😁

[@BrHck]

When I was in the army, I drove a UAZ 469. 2600cc 4x4 and in the winter it started only with a crank. It had outrageous fuel consumption, but overall not a bad car. I also drove a UAZ 452, which was an ambulance. Great times

[@TheDeadbone1961]

That UAZ would be a collector's item here in the States :)

[@Apophis1010]

I'm absolutely stunned these vehicles are in a show room and salespeople are expected to sell them.

[@sagradamoly4234]

They're work trucks! Maybe you didn't clue-in? Used by miners, geologists, oil-field techs. They have full-time AWD with a center diff. Maybe you should be commenting on girl's fashions instead?

[@TerryLondon]

@@sagradamoly4234 Toyota Hilux is a work truck. Those here are weekend hobby projects for middle school car modders.

[@dmitryk2058]

@@sagradamoly4234 it does not matter if they are work trucks .... these are piece of sh**t cars that fall apart and break down i remember a guy back in Almaty during early 90s ( after collapse ) that was practically having a full time job working on his Niva .... I remember another neighbour cursing because the f***ing clutch on Moskvitch would wear out after like 2 years ... ...i remember my grandfather burning down his Jiguli because some faults in the clutch that set the whole car on fire ... These cars would not be even admissible to road safety inspection in any developed country solely based on their technical data ....

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

@@dmitryk2058 Yank cars after the 70s were the same

[@VenturiLife]

That minimalist interior. Very desirable. Not cluttered with all the modern accoutrements, just the necessities!

[@alandavey3010]

Thank you from Australia Ivan you are great

[@tanyawales5445]

The 'Loaf' reminds me of a 1960 - 1970's VW Bus. Only the VW Bus was higher quality with a molded vinyl interior and had no sharp surfaces to get yourself cut on. Ours didn't have air conditioning and it was HOT inside when we took it on our trips from Los Angeles to Iowa. The VW Bus was easier to get into and we had a standard stick shift. The VW Bus dashboard had more dials and a radio. The only thing to start aging on the VS Bus was the paint job. It was painted red and white. The red paint dulled under LA sunshine. The VW Bus had larger lights and chrome accents on the exterior. The doors were heavier and didn't bounce when you tried to close them like the UAZ van.

[@Kannot2023]

Maybe UAZ is a VW van knock off. Lada is based on Fiat

[@sagradamoly4234]

@@Kannot2023 Maybe it's not! What are you smoking, Kannot?

[@mambicubano7303]

As you can see, I am Cuban and I love these cars, and during my 22 years in the army I drove almost all of them, from the zil 157, to this one, and you can't imagine the situations and accidents that happened. in particular with a Zil 131 and a UAZ

[@sagradamoly4234]

I guess Cuba should have stayed with American cars?

[@DeniseDDS]

I have never seen an engine inside a car before! I wonder what award they won for that design? You have over 1,200 likes!!! I saw it grow by 200 while watching the video. That was another first for me. I am so happy for you.

[@uranblut]

This was used to be normal for panel vans, even outside Russia.

[@DeniseDDS]

@@uranblut I am in the United States and I don't remember that.

[@uranblut]

@@DeniseDDS Basically all vans that have a very short "hood" :). Older Ford Econoline, Chevy Express, GMC Savana etc...

[@ilversbendrups320]

There are a lot of mid engine supercars, Ferrari 488, Audi r8, corvette just to name the few :)

[@cattymajiv]

@@DeniseDDS I'm in Canada, and I do remember it, but I must be older than you.

[@pierrevanderdeure8164]

Hilarious 😂😂😂. Beware that Putin does not put you in jail for act of treason 😂. Dictators usually have a limited sense of humor 😢

[@SMGJohn]

When people say Soviet manufacture was poor quality, wait till they seen post-Soviet Russian manufacturing quality! State of the art!! Even the Chinese would blush.

[@allenantrim3676]

I want one of the loaf---it would go good with my 1949 Ford f-3

[@Medic397]

Got to be honest with you Ivan. If that green van or black jeep was available here in the US for $15,000, I would buy one. Kinda nostalgic for sure.

[@wrthndr69]

Here in the ex soviet countries we've had a lot of these, they are cheap for a reason. The build quality is truly terrible, gearboxes and engines fail all the time and it rusts past safe levels in like 4 years. So it's 15k for a car that might not start and rust like a tin can.

[@TempoMontages]

Id buy one too. That van is so useful idc how crap the fit and finish is

[@azovandy14.88]

No need for airbag real man dies in his car…famous Russian proverb

[@wonkymanor]

Ivan has really raised the comedy factor in the last couple of months

[@cuprum166]

What a cool investigation of what is out there made in mother Russia. Didn´t know there was still russian cars. We used to have LADAs in the 80´s and early 90´s. They are no more.

[@YannR34]

I love your dedication to get into those boxes. 👍😉

[@demokratiaperemoje]

I have a question from Boris, currently stationed in Luhansk: " how many toilets can you fit in the back?".

[@sagradamoly4234]

How many toilets does a child-molester need?

[@Joe-bm4wx]

More of evalinas friend please 😮

[@ROFLMAO1906]

The seatbelt as door safety mechanism killed me

[@RickR69]

Craftsmanshit!

[@jngordon]

The funniest part is when you held the wire harness connector in your hand and said what is this and then went to turn the switch and the knob came off!😂 Great job!

[@dookieday1]

I subscribed just now , you have shown me cars I Ve never heard of before I just love it , strength to you..

[@Tbone1492]

I actually know someone who fixed up a old-school UAV in Montana. He loves it Lol

[@kellysteele78]

I'm literally at a loss for words other than maybe with a few adjustments it might be good for boondocking😊

[@carylhalfwassen8555]

And while there call an Uber and leave the vehicle behind.

[@kclefthanded427]

Love crank windows. No computer chips required

[@wutruriding1355]

I just found my favorite KZbin channel. Keep these coming Ivan, I luv ur comedy!

[@DavincisArts]

I had the biggest laugh of my life! This really state of the art! 😂😂😂

[@marcgrenier9431]

This man has a talent for subtle comedy, tinged with irony. Very entertaining.

[@hongshi8251]

When this guy completes his service I will expect that he will really appreciate these vehicles much more. They really aren’t too bad

[@outdoorlifemaine6691]

i would rather pay 15000 for that then 90000 for a ford f 150 fact

[@mikeogden5256]

URAL motorcycle is cool too 😊

[@cherylcurrie114]

You are so hilarious! Love watching your videos. Your tongue-in-cheek humor makes my day.

[@rights_are_god_given]

This is the funniest show on the Internet 😂.

[@joeuscanga7235]

Hahaha...❤ ! The first vehicle reminded me of a 72 VW- Vanagon. It used to be called VW Combi in Latin America. It was built on a modified platform of the VW-Bug. A family member owned one when I was a kid. It had a 1500 4 cylinder boxer engine, air cooled, carbureted, and used a generator instead of an alternator. Two more vehicles were built on similar modified platforms: The VW Safari and the VW Brasilia. The battery was located under the rear seat bench. The floor pans used to rust to the point of dropping all the way down to scrape the road, and shoot sparks. And of course power by hand windows just like this one. When you're a kid everything is fun...🍭 !

[@2001TMA1]

But even the VW bus from 1972 was better made than this “thing”.

[@josephcalvo2384]

Ivan you would make a great comedian I could no stop laughing with your scepticism . I am still laughing...lol

[@roberthuxley3119]

I very much enjoy and appreciate your work, thanks from Merseyside in the UK.

[@ernest7969]

Ivan, greeting from Canada. Love your content and sense of humour. Keep it up. Apple prices are about the same as in Canada.

[@jothain]

Holy mutha!?!? I always thought "loaf" model was discontinued in like early 80's?! I drove old one somewhere in around 2000's and that thing still looks almost identical 😂. The "jeep" model has gone through quite many ehh advancements. Engine looks completely different than I remembered. Oh and it had the same exact annoying thing. Sunvisors kept dropping down 😭

[@SanctionedIvan]

ahahahahahaha