GAZ-3103 Volga

The GAZ-3103 Volga was a medium-class passenger car designed at the Gorky Automobile Plant as the first front-wheel-drive sedan the factory planned, and the sixth generation of its medium cars. It was meant to replace the GAZ-3102 Volga in the 1990s, but in the second half of the 1980s work on it was suspended and put off in favour of the longer GAZ-3105, so it was not ready for production by the early 1990s. The platform had driven front wheels, independent front and rear suspension and constant-velocity joints, and was to take ZMZ-406 or GAZ-3105 engines. The GAZ-3104 was the designation of a four-wheel-drive prototype of the same car. The GAZ-3110, a rework of the GAZ-24, took its place and inherited its interior design and wheel fittings.