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Moskvitch, also spelled Moskvich, was a Soviet and Russian automobile marque produced by the Moscow small-car plant and its successors. The first Moskvich 400 entered series production in 1947 and was based on the Opel Kadett K38, while later models such as the 402, 407, 412, and 2141 reflected successive Soviet designs. The historic OAO Moskvitch operation produced cars until 2001; the name was later revived at the Moscow plant in a new production operation beginning in 2022.
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When did the first Moskvitch 400 enter production?
The first Moskvitch 400 entered series production in 1947. It was based on the Opel Kadett K38.
Which Moskvitch models are part of the marque's early history?
Important early models include the Moskvitch 400, 402, 407, and 412. They were produced by the Moscow small-car plant and its successors.
What is the difference between Moskvitch and Moskvich?
Moskvitch and Moskvich are alternate spellings of the same Soviet and Russian automobile marque. Both names refer to the manufacturer and its range of small cars.
What was the Moskvitch 400 based on?
The Moskvitch 400 was based on the Opel Kadett K38. It entered series production in 1947 at the Moscow small-car plant.
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