Classic American-made cars account for about half the traffic in Cuba, at least in the area of Varadero and Havana. Most of them are taxis. I saw a few classic VW bugs, but didn't manage to snap a pic.
The rest are old Ladas and small Chinese, Japanese and Korean imports, horse & buggies, Coco-cabs (little round cabs that seat 2 passengers + driver), and modern Chinese buses. Most people don't have cars and get around by foot, bicycle, bus, train, or hitch-hiking.
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| Coco-cabs |
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| Horse-drawn carriage (for tourists). 5 CUC per person. |
I really don't know anything about old cars, except that they are lovely, so below is eye candy for car enthusiasts.
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| Lada |
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| Lada |
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| Outside the restaurant where we ate lunch in Havana |
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