2023-06-25 11:21:18
CubitaNOW Newsroom ~ Sunday June 25, 2023
A striking and luxurious red Chevrolet Camaro has generated surprise and disbelief among the residents of Holguín, who are not used to seeing vehicles of this nature circulating on the streets of the city.
In a video shared on social networks, the driver is shown accelerating the car while several motorcyclists look at him in astonishment.
In a few hours the material has gone viral while many question how a car of this type might enter Cuba and what its owner did to acquire it.
“Whose knight is this beast,” asks one of the people heard in the video.
Recently, the complaint of a Cuban citizen who paid 43,000 MLC (Freely Convertible Currency) for a 2009 Toyota Yaris was made public at the only agency in the country authorized to sell cars in this currency, belonging to the CIMEX Corporation.
The person who bought the vehicle denounced its terrible state of conservation, which he had to acquire without being able to inspect it beforehand, and when he had it with him, he discovered that it was “corroded underneath.”
“To all the Cubans who want to buy cars. At the 20 and Primera agency in Havana they don’t let you check them, they don’t give you a drop of gasoline and they are all rotten underneath. I bought a 2009 Toyota Yaris. I brought it to the East and When I checked it, it’s all rotten, the rusty iron flakes fell off. It cost 43,000 mlc. I would like someone to guide me and who can I complain to. What number can I call? I’m making it public so they don’t go through what I’m going through The impudence and the biggest scam that they do in that agency, ”he warned.
The Cuban received dozens of comments, including an expert’s alert: “Friend, turn that in, listen to me, I’m a mechanic, that’s not worth it, that car is rotten everywhere, claim your money.”
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