The most unbelievable cars for sale in Russia

Source: Roman Nikitin / drive2.ru

Roman Nikitin from Siberia, a huge fan of sci-fi, had the brilliant idea of transforming his old Toyota Carina Surf into a combat vehicle from some post-apocalyptic world. The car, inspired by the Mad Max and Death Race movies, is yours for only $2,200.

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If Batman ever needs to replace his Batmobile, he should definitely snap up this beast. A hybrid of an American-made Oldsmobile and a Russian armored personnel carrier, it can reach speeds of up to 90 km/h. You don’t have to be Bruce Wayne to buy “The Black Crow” (as it’s known) but it’s still not exactly cheap. For $35,000 you could become a crime-fighting vigilante on the streets of the Kazakh city of Karaganda (batsuit not included).

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It’s very possible that when humans land on Mars the vehicles they’ll use to explore the planet will look something like this. For now, the creator of the “Parklander”- based on the Nissan Maxima - who is from the Altai Region says it’s for Earth only. Reach into your pockets, pull out $25,000, and get yourself an out of this world bargain - sort of...

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Want to feel like a criminal in Chicago during the Prohibition era? No problem. For $10,000 you can bag yourself a car even Al Capone would be jealous of. A Russian designer from the Urals made it out of a Chevrolet Caprice 5.0.

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“Vityaz” (Knight) was designed to conquer swamps and deep snow - and it really does. The vehicle consists of parts from a VAZ 2183 and BTR-80 APC. Undoubtedly, people who need to traverse deep marshes, impassable forests, and steep mountains on a daily basis should consider making a bid. Expect to pay around $10,000.

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A house on wheels? The Russian who designed this “motorhome” had his own ideas. It may look a little clumsy but it’s surprisingly spacious inside: Three beds, a table, and even an iron stove. No toilet sadly, but you can’t have everything.

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Nobody would believe that this monster was once a Chevrolet Lumina, a modest and comfortable family car. It has taken on a new lease of life as a huge, six-wheeled truck, capable of transporting heavy cargo along those infamous, potholed Russian roads. The price is also surprising - only $1,500.

Source: Ivan Koshelev / avito.ru

This off-road four-wheeler once served in the army. Born as a Luaz-967 Soviet military amphibious vehicle, it’s now used for civil purposes. Modified and totally reconstructed, the vehicle loves rivers and has a sweet price tag: $2,500.

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If you saw this armored BRDM-2 patrol car in the city you’d probably be thinking what the hell it was doing there. Well, it’s no longer part of the military - not anymore. The BRDM-2 is now a passenger vehicle: It has a new dashboard and steering wheel, comfortable passenger seats, and even a luxurious salon. But luxury doesn’t come cheap - $54 000.

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If your car can’t cross rivers there’s no need to buy a new one. Just replace the wheels with four gigantic ones and no obstacle will get in your way!

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