The GAZ-2332, also called the GAZ CityVan, was a light van developed by the Russian automaker GAZ and shown as a prototype in 2006, when it looked to be at an advanced stage of development. It was displayed with seating for two and a load area able to carry between 500 and 1,000 kg. Power came from a 2492 cc Chrysler petrol engine with a claimed maximum of 137 PS (101 kW), built on the same block as the more powerful versions of the Volga Siber passenger car. GAZ also meant to sell a five-seat passenger version. In 2006 volume production was expected to begin in 2007, but the company finances became more stretched within a year and the CityVan never entered production.
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developed by the Russian automaker GAZ
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presented as a prototype at an apparently advanced stage of development in 2006
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the GAZ CityVan has not entered production
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was a light van developed by the Russian automaker GAZ
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It was powered by a 2492cc Chrysler petrol/gasoline engine producing a claimed maximum output of 137 PS (101 kW; 135 hp)
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It was powered by a 2492cc Chrysler petrol/gasoline engine producing a claimed maximum output of 137 PS (101 kW; 135 hp)
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developed by the Russian automaker GAZ
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developed by the Russian automaker GAZ
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was a light van developed by the Russian automaker GAZ
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was a light van developed by the Russian automaker GAZ
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