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The price of Bulgaralpine in 1969 was 8,200 Bulgarian leva. The initial intentions were to produce one Bulgaralpine car per day, but even now it is difficult to say how many Bulgaralpines were built when production ended in 1969. Some sources state that only 60 cars were completed, others mention 120 (70 for sale in Bulgaria, and 50 for export).
The first production cars were marketed in Bulgaria in February 1967, which was officially announced in issue #2 of the car enthusiast magazine Avto-Moto. The magazine mentioned a price of 5,500 Bulgarian leva per car, but the actual prices were fixed at 6,100 leva for the Bulgarrenault 8 and 6,800 leva for the Bulgarrenault 10.
62 in a single generation, figure include 50 road cars, 5 development cars, 12 Corse, [326] 10 GT-1 [327] [328] [329] Maserati GranTurismo Sport: Maserati GranTurismo: 2007–2019 28,805 GranTurismos and 11,715 GranCabrios in a single generation. [330] Maybach 62S Zeppelin. Maybach 57 and 62: 2002–13 3,000 estimated in a single generation ...
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The price of Bulgaralpine in 1969 was 8,200 Bulgarian leva. The initial intentions were to produce one Bulgaralpine car per day, but even now it is difficult to say how many Bulgaralpines were built when production ended in 1969. Some sources state that only 60 cars were completed, others mention 120 (70 for sale in Bulgaria, and 50 - for export).
Balkan AD (Bulgarian: „Балкан“ АД) is a private joint-stock, machine-building company plant located in Lovech, Bulgaria, established in 1938. It produced aircraft, automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles. In December 2021 a new factory was built to start the making of e.GO Mobile cars, with production to start from the beginning of ...
Yugoslavs used to buy it because of its moderate price, simple mechanics, cheap spare parts and low maintenance cost compared to other cars assembled in Yugoslavia. In 1979, the Zastava 750S – (Special) was released which offered updated interior controls and switches, a new steering wheel and a sportier 22 kW (30 hp) engine which raised the ...
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