Aleko 2141 🚩

“Aleko”

First shown in Europe at the 1988 Paris Salon, the Moskvich Aleko was seen as a huge advancement over its predecessor and, along with the Lada Samara, it heralded the USSR car industry’s arrival into the 1980s. The Aleko was partially based on the Simca 1307. Moskvitch bought a licence to the bodyshell and fitted its own drivetrain underneath. Moskvitch’s engineers and designers were reportedly not happy with the Simca-shell because they believed the had designed something better themselves. The Simca-solution however won the day because it was much cheaper.

Available exclusively for “No Limits” and “All Inclusive” tiers this November. Since December 17th Available for All Inclusive tier only.

Model with HQ interior, open/close doors, trunk and functional light.