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The New York Times
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US discontinues these cars, Central Americans continue to drive them
Central American drivers source used cars from U.S. scrapyards, refurbish them, and resell in their home countries, providing an economic lifeline amid high poverty rates. These transmigrants navigate risks such as theft, extortion, and dangerous journeys, often making multiple trips per year to transport salvaged vehicles. The practice involves complex logistics, including obtaining transit visas and handling legal and safety challenges.
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