Only 80 U.S. market Yugo convertibles were imported. 10K isn't that bad of a deal, for one in that condition.
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Well, I guess that's true it being a convertible. I had a Yugo back in '86. I got it for $3500 new but it was a year old leftover from the dealer. My wife used it to get back and forth to college for two years and it was a decent basic transport. It was the only car on my block that could get up the big hill we lived on in the winter snow too! The timing belt broke on it and bent all the valves and that was the end of that motor. I guess I should have replaced it before that happened but didn't know of the problem at the time. Good talking to ya, Tim
