The Volyn jeep will not exist, a final decision has been made. As reported by AutoOnline, this was forced to admit by LuAZ General Director Volodymyr Hunchyk – one of the "fathers" of the LuAZ-1301. \n \nAccording to the Internet resource, Hunchyk acknowledged that the production of its own jeep would be unprofitable, and the model "lineup" has long been outdated and will have no continuation. Thus, the LuAZ-1301 is finally buried. But the "Bohdan" corporation will not be left without an off-road vehicle: most likely it will produce one together with leading automakers. \n \nLet me remind you that the first mention of the LuAZ-1301 project was recorded in February 2002. In April of that same year, a decision was made on serial production of the LuAZ. In September 2002, a competition for its name was launched. And at the SIA-2003 auto show, the second prototype of this vehicle was already presented. But many questions arose around the serial production of the Volyn jeep. \n \nIn one interview, Volodymyr Hunchyk stated that the vehicle would begin production in 2005, although a name for the jeep had still not been chosen. Preliminary statements even declared a low price for the off-road vehicle of 4–4.5 thousand dollars. Almost everything was ready for production, but the result is already known to us – the LuAZ-1301 will never exist.