Allan, who lives just outside York, is the proud owner of a 1988 Zastava Yugo 45. The model was first available in 1981 and cost around £3,000 at the time.

Allan, who lives just outside York, is the proud owner of a 1988 Zastava Yugo 45. The model was first available in 1981 and cost around £3,000 at the time.

The car was ultimately named Yugo (or Jugo) 45 and launched in October 1980 at the Belgrade Motor Show, and Zastava began exporting the car's derivatives internationally within several years.

The car was ultimately named Yugo (or Jugo) 45 and launched in October 1980 at the Belgrade Motor Show, and Zastava began exporting the car's derivatives internationally within several years.

But now it has a retro feel that is almost...cool. According to Autopian, the car, called the Zastava Yugo, is an "Eastern European bargain-basement car that has advanced to cult status." The car ...

The Yugo, which hailed from the former Yugoslavia, became the butt of many jokes after it was released in the UK and the US in the 1980s.

In the 1980s, Yugo hit US dealerships with huge fanfare. The hatchback was a simple, small car that boasted a sub-$4,000 price and a tiny engine. At the time, America was going through a historic ...

Originally manufactured by Zastava Automobiles in the former Yugoslavia, the Yugo rose to fame in the 1980s as one of the most affordable cars in the U.S. and European markets.

The Yugo was so bad that there's even a book dedicated to it called: The Yugo: The Rise and Fall of the Worst Car in History. The Yugoslavian brand - hence the name - introduced the Yugo 45 to the ...

Retro Hold onto your cevapi: the Yugo is back, and it’ll get a manual gearbox The Eastern European cult hero is back, and it’ll be an affordable, petrol-powered three-door hatchback ...

Plans in motion to resurrect the Yugo name Resurrected from ashes of Zastava, aims to rival Dacia Scale model revealed at Car Design Event 2025 Yugo is making a valiant return! This is our first ...