The 1988 Volga GAZ 24-10 Is a Hilariously Bad Soviet Russian Car

When I lived in Ukraine, my garage neigbourgh spent his entire free time with reparing and looking after this scrap. He really believed that this is a wonderful car. And no, he wasn't a bouncer or footbal hooligan, he was a doctor 😂 Slavic cars are just same retarded as their creators.

Still they were able to sent first satellite in space which panicked USA to do its television episode of Man on the Moon. 🤣

The reviewers reaction seems forced, feigned, fake. It's so distracting. I want to know more about the car but sorry to say, his mannerisms are so annoying I can't sit through it.

The review is very subjective and ridiculous. You should have driven the car at the time, and you would love the ride and comfort of these “not comfortable“ seats. This really was a luxury car at the time😅.

My father once owned 1984 Audi 80. It was about the same simple system as this car. No rear seat belts, no air-conditioning, very simple dashboard, all manual.

I don't know, but looks like you expect too much from Soviet 1988 car. The biggest problem with this car was actually fuel consumption...

Го́рьковский автомоби́льный заво́д ... oh well :(

Is it me or does his laugh seem very put on

I think the drivers sun visor has no mirror, because else it would be distracting, in modern cars (in my current one atleast) the drivers one is covered, but can be opened, while the passengers mirror is just there, idk

Looks like a 1980 Toyota Cressida.

In Soviet Russia, when you got a car it was supposed to last you 50-100 years, you were not supposed to replace cars. It might look funny and outdated, but in communism, you are supposed to use 1 item and never replace it, always fix it by yourself. I think best way to expain it, is the personal computer, you can upgrade it but you keep the old case.

I whuld like to have one that have respect to those historical perspective, kick him out and let the owner take over

A fellow comrade wanted to buy a car in the Soviet Union. After years of saving and getting the necessary paperwork and permissions, he finally went to the government office to order his car.

After settling in and finalizing the order with the Soviet official, the official said, “Great, come back in 10 years to pick up the car.”

The comrade genuinely asked, “OK, morning or afternoon?”

The official snapped back angrily, “What difference does it make?! It's 10 years from now!”

The comrade respectfully replied, “Well sir, I would like to know, because the plumber comes in the morning 10 years from now.”

That black pills are for when you get intoxicated with poison or other toxic substances....you laugh beacose you don't know...

I think that the grille was replaced by the grille from 24 model, since 24-10 had a plastic grille. Also "Volga" symbols on a fenders are from 24, they were not there on 24-10.

hahaha, not. De achterbank veiligheidsriemen waren in NL ook pas in 1992 wettelijk verplicht, niks om om te lachen. Waarom zou je als bestuurder afgeleid worden door een spiegel in het zonnescherm? Ik heb ook wel auto's gehad met maar 1 spiegeltje, niks om om te lachen. Als je de inhoud van de EHBO doos niet begrijpt, niks om om te lachen. Leer gewoon Russisch. En het is een prachtig tijdsgebonden accessoire, de houdbaarheidsdatum is toch wel verlopen, niks om om te lachen. Prachtig om zo'n complete doos te hebben in een klassieker. Niks om om te lachen. Blok op dit kanaal, denk ik.

i don't know what you talking , the car looks bljiatifull, I love his inperfection. I hope I find car like this once

I could say the same about some of the american cars build now and compare them to mercedes or audi after 30 years

prestigious car, reserved for senior management and party cadres. huge interior space, not like today's computer designer rubbish. even now I would buy a Volga if it is in good condition - at least my forehead won't be resting on one of these hard slanted front windows on cars that today's builders are in love with! i love this tank!!

Funnily enough, the police in metropolitan areas like Moscow and St. Petersburg, along with KGB, would have special GAZ cars fitted with the 5.5L V8 which pumped out anywhere between 180-300hp (Depending on who sources the information) but irregardless, civilians weren't allowed to own this model.
In Soviet Russia, only polices have fast cars

Dude. I would love to have that first aid kit.

I would rather drive that than any of the disposable plastic garbage they sell today.

I was really determined to watch this. Despite one of the most cringe laughing.
I stopped when he mocked the battery meter wanting the needle to be at the correct voltage showing everything else as red (bad).
This guy should not make car videos.
Its embarrassing.
Hurts to watch.

Why is it whenever a subpar Soviet car gets reviewed by a prominent car critic, Tankies swarm the comments section to defend the car to the death?

1968—1986

It's a nice car

I think it is beautiful, especially compared to the American 80s cars.

Where is this car from? I don’t think you mentioned it in the video

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The Dayz Olga 💀 they look so cool in Cherry color

Dimwit with zero knowledge of Soviet Union cars...

Hur man kastar sten i ett glashus. Så otrevlig

Come on. It’s not a review. Just straight laughing like a fool

"Hilariously Bad", lol, in the soviet union everyone dreamed about a car like that, it was considered to be top of the line, not everyone could get one.

24 means 2.4 litre displacement - dunno what the other number means - anyway thanks for a cool and honest video - thumbs up !

You didn't deserve to put ya 4ss in that piece of history.

thouth pills against poisoning also you have there iodine, painkillers and i dont seen there harness of Esmarch. More interest than usually you got there condom fore some reason. the feeling of imminent death provokes the instinct of reproduction?