19. Zastava Florida
The lengthy relationship of Zastava and Fiat produced numerous models they built on a Fiat base. But in late 1988, Zastava presented the Florida, a new, fairly advanced car. Although they based it on the Fiat Tipo, Zastava designed a different body, added several key components, and produced it in Yugoslavia.
It got its power from a 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine that produced 70 HP. Compared to other Western models in its class in the late ’80s, it was a solid proposition at an affordable price. They ceased production in 2008 after building nearly 30,000 examples of it.