Interesting Facts About the Dacia 1100
The Dacia 1100 debuted in 1968 as the very first passenger car produced by Romania's Dacia brand. It was assembled at the newly built Pitesti factory and was based on the French Renault 8.
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First Romanian Passenger Car
Introduced in 1968, the Dacia 1100 was the inaugural model of passenger cars manufactured by Dacia. Its launch marked the start of automobile production at the Pitesti plant, which was constructed the same year.
A Knock‑Down Kit of the Renault 8
The Dacia 1100 was essentially a rebadged Renault 8, assembled from knock‑down kits supplied by the French automaker. This close relationship meant the Romanian car shared the Renault 8’s design and mechanical layout.
Short Production Run with Over 37,000 Units
Production of the Dacia 1100 lasted from 1968 until its discontinuation in 1971, during which Dacia built 37,546 units. After four years, the model was replaced by the Dacia 1300, paving the way for the next generation of Romanian cars.
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