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Yugo's 55A waiting game
2nd March 1989, Page 30
2nd March 1989
Page 30
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• Yugo says its long-awaited 55A light van is unlikely to appear in the UK before midsummer. The £3,315.65 (exVAT) van is more expensive than the current 45A model, and dealers at last year's Motor Show were doubtful whether the higher price of the 55A van would attract buyers. The 55A van has a 1.1-litre petrol engine, derived from a Fiat unit, and has a five-speed synchromesh gearbox.
Sales of the existing 45A van were strong last year with 311 vehicles sold, a 43% increase on the previous year when the old 311 model was the only Yugo commercial.