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    “Bukhanka” – now the official name of the UAZ vehicle.

    The designation “SGR” (“old commercial vehicle range”) has disappeared from the company’s website – now the vehicles are officially called “Bukhanka.” The rebranding application was submitted in April.

    Since July 31st, the name that has long become synonymous with Ulyanovsk classics is now present in most of the company’s official communication materials, stated the press service.

    So what is a Bukhanka anyways? Well, take a look at this image below and it will all become clear…

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