Just not this one. To answer your first question: It's a GAZ 21 Volga produced by Gorkovsky Avtomobilny Zavod -- you know, Gorky Automobile Factory -- from 1956 till 1970, when it was replaced by ...

I was jealous when Jay Ramey street-spotted a GAZ-21 Volga a few years back (sadly, not a red-star-wheel-equipped Glorious ...

It even became a hero of dark urban legends in Eastern Europe. Designed by the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ), Volga was one of the most popular automobile brands in the Soviet Union. Nikolai ...

Russian automaker GAZ (Gorky Automobile Plant) has abandoned plans to euthanize its production of Volga cars, announcing plans to refurbish them as ‘historical products.’ The firm hopes to ...

If you live in America or some other countries out of the Eastern European ones, you might not be able recognize this particular vehicle - it’s a Russian GAZ-21 Volga. The GAZ M21 Volga was ...

In 1956, the Soviet GAZ plant began producing the 21 Volga model. While the second generation of this car (1967 - 1985) is perhaps the most recognisable, subsequent versions were produced until 2009.

Prime-TASS News reports that from July, the GAZ autoworks (Nizhni Novgorod) will begin equipping its Volga sedans (you know, the Soviet-era designs often seen on official business in Moscow ...