The UAZ Feeling
For those who know, a UAZ isn’t just a vehicle — it’s a way of life. As founder Erik Tissingh puts it: “rolling Russian heritage”. A rugged machine built for adventure, with every dent and dusty kilometre telling a story.
Especially the legendary Bukhanka — virtually unchanged since 1965 — has a cult status. It’s more than just a van. It’s your companion in the wild. A mud-loving, snow-crushing, stone-hopping trail buddy that never complains.
Its honest mechanics, minimal electronics and raw driving experience create a bond no modern SUV can replicate. That connection? We call it the UAZ feeling — something you have to live to understand.
Originally built for the Red Army and the Warsaw Pact, UAZ vehicles still roam the plains of Russia, Central Asia and far beyond. Their secret? Simplicity. They’re easy to maintain, hard to break — and most parts are dirt cheap.
So if you’re after real driving joy, vintage looks and reliability without the price tag… you just might fall in love. That’s the magic of UAZ.
