The term "lada 8" primarily appears connected to a few contexts:
- Lada Samara VAZ-2108: This is a small family car model produced by Russian manufacturer AvtoVAZ under the Lada brand. The VAZ-2108, also called Lada Samara, was produced from 1984 to 2013. It is known as "Vos'merka" (meaning "Eighth") from the last digit in the model code. The car was offered mainly as a three-door hatchback early on, with multiple engine choices, generally petrol engines around 1.1 to 1.5 liters. It was aimed at modernizing Lada's export offerings beyond older Fiat-based models. The Lada Samara had various versions and was marketed in different regions, including Europe and Australia.
- Lada Szklana AL-8 D or PO8-P-38: These refer to types of glass display counters or shop counters, described with dimensions like 50 × 46 × 95 cm or 50 × 41 × 95 cm, mostly made with glass and stainless steel shelves for product display.
In summary, the phrase "lada 8" can relate either to the historical car model VAZ-2108 (Lada Samara) or to glass counters labeled AL-8 or PO8 designed for retail displays. The context of interest would clarify which is intended. Since "lada" originally references the automobile brand/factory and "8" often signifies the VAZ-2108 model, this is the most likely and notable reference. If you want more detail on either the Lada Samara car or the glass display counters labeled "8," please specify. Otherwise, "lada 8" commonly denotes the VAZ-2108 family car.
