Solved - NEH 3342: Zangezur by Henrik Matevosyan - 1981

[Carnut]

What's this, by whom, from when and where - for 1 point?:

ANYONE FOUND GIVING ANSWERS OBTAINED BY USING GOOGLE SEARCH BY IMAGE MAY BE BANNED FOR AN INDETERMINATE PERIOD!

[Carnut]

Experts' time, but I'll give you a clue: the car out of which this one was developed has been puzzled here before..

[spider]

Simca Matra?

[Carnut]

Simca Matra?

No..

[Majeko]

Voror built by Henrik Matevosyan in 1981

[Arunas]

Voror built by Henrik Matevosyan in 1981

Voror. Oror means Aurore in Russian.

[Majeko]

The site where the picture comes from is an Armenian newssite and it states: "Voror"—which means "gull," in Armenian. I don't speak either language so I don't know who's right.

[Arunas]

The site where the picture comes from is an Armenian newssite and it states: "Voror"—which means "gull," in Armenian. I don't speak either language so I don't know who's right.

Interesting!

No period sources mention such name. Oror or Tschaika (Чайка) is what I have found so far. Bu according to google translator Voror indeed means "gull" in Armenian like Tschaika in Russian.

[Carnut]

Oror is what the car used to be called (and it has been puzzled here before as that).
But its builder developed it a bit more and changed a few things and now calls it something else.
That new name is what I am looking for.

[Majeko]

He changed the name to Zangezur(1983), where he was born.

[Carnut]

He changed the name to Zangezur(1983), where he was born.

That's it!
There are numerous details differences between the original Oror and this.