ZIS-110

ZIS -110 B

The ZIS -110 was a great representation of car that was built from 1946 to 1958 in the Soviet Union of the CIS. He was the successor to the ZIS -101 and designed like this along the lines of American Packard models. Model was the Packard here 180

The car had an eight-cylinder in-line engine with 6003 cc and a power output of 140 hp (103 kW). It gave him solely as a representation of long-wheelbase saloon; the length of the body was 6.00 m. He stood only the highest representatives of the Soviet Union and the leaders of the allied states. So the President of the GDR Wilhelm Pieck was presented to the 75th Anniversary in 1951, a seven -seater ZIS -110- Cabriolet.

1958 copies ZIS -110 manufactured after 2089 was replaced by the much more modern ZIL -111. Again, this was followed in style and technique to the model of an American road cruiser, the Packard Patrician from 1955 to 1956.

In addition to the "civilian" version there under the name of ZIS -115 also has a parallel armored types produced in small numbers, which served as a Soviet state coach.