Interesting Facts About the Yugo Tempo
The Yugo Tempo began life as the Type 102, evolving into the Yugo 45 with a modest 903 cc engine before expanding the lineup with larger engines and more power. Over its production run it earned a brief spotlight as Car of the Year and even made a debut at a major U.S. auto show.
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From Type 102 to Yugo 45 and Beyond
The original Type 102 design morphed into the early production Yugo 45 equipped with a 903 cc engine, later evolving into the Yugo 55 with a 1,116 cc engine and further variants such as the 60 and 65 that were differentiated by horsepower.
Production Peaks and Longevity
From its launch until the end of production in 2008, a total of 794,428 Yugo vehicles were built, with the record annual output occurring in 1989. In the year 2000 the factory produced 15,000 cars, of which 4,000 were exported.
Cultural Highlights and U.S. Debut
The Yugo 45 was named Car of the Year in 1980, and the model was later introduced to the United States at the Los Angeles Auto Show in May 1984, where it quickly became a notorious part of automotive lore.
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