white limey stumbled on this Friday morning in the parking lot in front of the Cohíba hotel, in the Vedadowith an awesome truck 2015 Chevrolet Silveradoblack, which due to its large dimensions overshadowed his Audi car.
The comedian showed off the grace that characterizes him to joke about the discovery.
“Look at this, until this moment people passed by and looked at my ‘moskovito’… they already took my sight away. The owner of the car that moves it for me, let’s go, let’s go “he said jokingly.
“People passed by and told me ‘wow, how cute!’. They took my sight away as soon as this pesadito arrived… ”, he added, referring to the truck.
The cost of the Silverado truck the comedian ran into has a cost that oscillates between 15 and 30 thousand dollars in the United States depending on the use of the vehicle, a price that shoots up to any figure in the case of Cuba.
“This is what is needed to load blocks. There is room for a few ‘cold ones,’” Limay added, alluding to how good that truck would be to transport the merchandise that he usually delivers to Cuban families in need thanks to private donations.
“I continue with my ‘moskovi’”concluded Limay, proud of his Audi, which has been part of many of the philanthropic gestures that the comedian has carried out in recent years.
The presence of the brand new Chevrolet truck left some Internet users speechless, who continue to wonder where is the lock? And how does a car with these characteristics drive through the streets of Havana?
“I really didn’t understand anything. A Silverado in Cuba? Ufff… there are expenses locked up”; “An American car 2015 chevy Silverado as a cushion did that get there? Wow”; “Three cold boxes and four washing machines fit in there,” commented some of those astonished at the impressive vehicle.
High-end vehicles in Cuba
The reality is that, despite the dramatic shortage of fuel that afflicts Cuba, in recent months it has been possible to see a growing number of high-end vehicles.
He Instagram profile Autos de Cuba has been dedicated since April to documenting the presence of BMWs, Mercedes, Toyotas, Cadillacs and Porsches through various streets and avenues of the national geography.
The parade of striking vehicles, which contrast notably not only with other vehicles in circulation but also with the very state of maintenance of the avenues through which they circulate, has been followed by dozens of jokes and humorous comments such as “a lot of cars and few streets”.
In April, the United States Department of the Treasury awarded licenses to Miami businessmen for the shipment of new and used cars, trucks, tractors and even trailers and minibuses for self-employed workers in Cuba. The license is for a maximum value of 10 million dollars in each case, and only allows shipments to self-employed workers, not to Cuban government agencies.
Until now, only a few ministries in Cuba had the authorization to import cars to the island.
