Interesting Facts About the Dacia 1310
The Dacia 1310 debuted in 1979 as a Romanian compact car built on the Renault 12 platform. It enjoyed a remarkably long life, staying in production until 2004 – a total of 35 years.
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Long‑running production run
From its launch in 1979 the Dacia 1310 was manufactured continuously until 2004, when the final “Berlina” and “Break” models rolled off the line, marking 35 years of production.
Multiple generations and a sport variant
The model saw several redesigns and updates between 1979 and 2005, as documented in detailed timelines of each year. Between 1981 and 1992 Dacia also offered a performance‑oriented 1310/1410 Sport version.
Simple, economical engineering
The Dacia 1310 was praised for its straightforward mechanics and fuel‑efficient engines, making it an affordable and reliable choice for everyday drivers.
Rare factory options
Enthusiasts still hunt for the scarce original factory fog lights and the uncommon OEM electric front‑window kit, which were optional extras on some late‑model Dacia 1310s.
Cultural icon
By the early 2000s the Dacia 1310 had become a beloved symbol of Romanian automotive history, often featured in dioramas that faithfully replicate its distinctive shape.
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