„Papucul” cu 4 uși făcut pentru China. Modelul a ajutat uzina de la Mioveni în anii ’90. Povestea Dacia 1309 • Știri Brașov Biz Brasov

The Dacia 1309, a four-door pick-up derived from the 1310 Break, was primarily designed for export to China in the early 1990s. It emerged during a significant decline in the Romanian auto market, helping the Mioveni factory survive tough times. The model featured a unique combination of a family car and a utility vehicle, maintaining the 1310 Break's front while replacing the rear with an open cargo platform. Dacia aimed to cater to the Chinese market, with reports suggesting a substantial order of around 4,000 units in 1994. Produced from 1992 to 1998, the 1309 remains a distinctive example of Dacia's adaptability and export strategy during a challenging period.