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ZIL-114

ZIL-114

limousine

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Discontinued Date
1978
Launch Date
1967
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Automotive industry
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ZIL
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Q2301389

ZIL-114 is a Soviet limited-edition executive passenger car of the highest class with a limousine body. It replaced the previous generation model, ZIL-111, produced by the Likhachev Plant from 1967 to 1978. De facto, it was thewere collected..

The power windows of all doors had electric drives, and the door locks had centralized blocking. The car was also equipped with air conditioning. Thanks to athermal glasses, in sunny weather the temperature in the cabin did not rise. For ease of entry and exit, the steering wheel was made folding.

The car was equipped with a 7-liter engine with a capacity of 300 horsepower. The ZIL-114 engine has an aluminum cylinder block, a four-chamber carburetor, a transistor ignition system and hydraulic valve lifters. This device, first used on the ZIS-110 in 1946, makes it unnecessary to adjust the clearance in the valve mechanism during the entire life of the engine and dramatically reduces timing noise.

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