Posted on 01/03/2014 8:59:14 PM PST by Olog-hai
Fifty-five years after the Communist takeover in Cuba, residents there can now buy new and used cars without a government permit, but with the massive mark-up on new car prices by state-run retailers, most ordinary Cubans won’t benefit from the new rules, reported BBC News.
A new Peugeot 508 model, for example, is selling for $262,000 in Havana at a dealership, and even used VWs are selling for more than $60,000. …
(Excerpt) Read more at cnsnews.com ...
so now they are just teasing everyone.
This is going to drive up South Florida’s car theft rate, big-time.
Commie Commissars must pay well...
How many commie slaves does it take to pay for a $262,000 automobile?..
No wonder those in Washington D.C. are so wealthy..
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