Interesting Facts About the Zastava 128
The Zastava 128, launched in 1971, is the Yugoslav-built counterpart of the Italian Fiat 128. It quickly became a familiar sight on the roads of the former Yugoslavia and enjoyed a remarkably long production life.
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Italian Roots with a Unique Liftback
Based on the Fiat 128 sedan, the Zastava 128 was introduced in 1971 and offered as a 3‑ or 5‑door liftback – a body style that had not been issued or manufactured in Italy.
Zastava’s First Front‑Wheel‑Drive Model
Zastava began producing the 128 shortly after the Fiat 128 was voted Europe’s Car of the Year in 1970, making it the company’s first front‑wheel‑drive car.
A Production Run Spanning Decades
The Serbian version of the Fiat 128 was built from October 15 1971 until November 21 2008. Production in Yugoslavia ran from 1980 to 2003, and the model was even exported to the Italian market alongside the original Fiat version.
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