: In 2001, the Samara series underwent a major restyling. The 21099 sedan was eventually rebadged as the Lada 2115 .
: Most models were equipped with a 1.5-liter engine . Later versions produced in the early 2000s were updated with fuel injection systems. Lada 21099
The is a compact four-door sedan that was a staple of the Russian automotive industry for over a decade. Introduced in 1990, it served as the sedan variant of the popular front-wheel-drive Lada Samara family. History & Development : In 2001, the Samara series underwent a major restyling
: While often the subject of jokes regarding quality control, the 21099 is respected for its straightforward engineering, making it easy to maintain for owners. Later versions produced in the early 2000s were
: The car remains popular in the Russian aftermarket and motorsport scene, particularly in rallycross and ice racing .
: Beyond Russia, it was exported under various names, including the Lada Forma , Lada Sagona , Lada Sable , and Lada Samara Saloon . Key Features & Performance