Zavodi Crvena Zastava
Founded as a company to cast cannons in Kragujevac (Serbia) in 1853, by 1904 it was repairing automobiles and manufacturing certain parts. Assembly of Chevrolet trucks started in 1939, but was interrupted by the Second World War. After the war, and now part of Communist Yugoslavia, the plant was given the name 'Zavodi Crvena Zastava' (Red Flag Factories) and in 1953 employees decided they wanted to produce automobiles. In 1954 an agreement was signed with Fiat and three models went into production. But Zastava really made its name with the Zastava 750, a Yugoslavian version of the Fiat 600 from 1962 to 1985; almost 1-million produced. Zastava also produced the Fiat 1300 and 1500 models and later created the Polski Fiat 125P which used the chassis of the Fiat 1500 with the mechanics of the Fiat 125 and was exported in kit form to Poland. From the early 1980s Zastava begins to use the name 'Yugo' for its cars.
750z
Zastava 750, 850
skala
Zastava 101 and Skala
tristac
Zastava 1300 and 1500
yugo
Zastava Yugo
aa Zastava Yugo 311 1983 badgea
aa Zastava Yugo 311 1983 badgea
Zastava Yugo 311 1983 - badge on grille
ab Zastava Skala 55 1989 grille
ab Zastava Skala 55 1989 grille
Zastava Skala 55 1989 - grille
Zastava 635 truck
Zastava 635 truck
Zastava 635. Made from 1978 by Zastava and based on the OM 35/40 Trucks produced by OM for Fiat in Italy. Powered by 3,455cc engine.