Before our Cuban trip, I’ve heard and read that there’s a bunch of old 1950s American cars still being driven all around Cuba. I took it for granted and expected to see a few of those old cars, probably parked by some exotic buildings and their owners bragging about them. And boy, how wrong I was. Actually about a third of the cars driven in Cuba are those old Oldsmobile, Chevys,… The other third would be Soviet Ladas and just around ten percent are newer modern cars.
First introduction to the old cars was the area in front of Capitol… Lots of cab drivers to choose from.
Looked like a mafia car… well it still does…
Well, this was the one and only old carbriolet that I’ve seen there… must have been lucky I guess
Another taxi… check the dude on the right 
Not all of the cars are in a good state though… In fact most of them are powered by Lada engines…
Speaking of Ladas – can you count how many of them are on this photo? 
A beauty from Cienfuegos
And another one from Vinales.
Dobre mašine.
jp… pa polno jih je… ko da bi se po muzeju sprehajal… samo da se vozijo
Ja, če nimajo novih avtov. Oziroma dolgo niso imeli lai kako že. So doktorirali kako stare kište držati pri življenju.
Si se tudi peljal s katerim? Nama je uspelo in je zel oadrenalinsko. Pri enemu se je videla na dnu cesta, drugi je imel ena vrata zveana z žico itd.. Hehe.. noro in nepozabno
nice car
Hey nice cars am cuban and yeah i love those old chevys. am from pinar del rio so u probably passed by my home town La Palma when you were there lucky you, nice page BTW
Thank you very much. Yeah it was nice to see old those old American cars – it felt like going back in time. Unfortunately I just passed Pinar del Rio on my way to Vinales where I spent several days. Greetings to Cuba!