Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matvienko welcomed the transition of Russian officials to domestic cars. The senator now has a premium Aurus car at her disposal.
I have been driving an Aurus for a long time, and before that I had a Mercedes. And you know, I really like Aurus - comfortable and convenient
According to the parliamentarian, it is necessary to switch to Russian cars when the old cars "end their life". She believes that you should not get rid of imported cars for the sake of "ostentation" and "campaigning".
I can't stand ostentation
At the same time, Matvienko did not specify which cars would be purchased for the senators. She referred to the fact that these issues will be dealt with by employees of the Administrative Directorate of the President of the Russian Federation, members of the government.
The speaker preferred that these be cars that are as import-substituted as possible, and not "quasi-domestic" with half of foreign parts.
The day before, www1.ru wrote about the launch of traffic on the section of the M-12 highway from Moscow to Kazan. The head of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov also drove along the new highway in his personal Aurus.
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