Traveling to Cuba does not mean going to Cuba without taking a ride in a classic car. The classic car is a unique and beautiful landscape of Cuba, especially Havana. Due to historical and political reasons, most of the cars currently on the streets of Cuba are American cars produced in the 1950s. These cars are very worn out and should have been eliminated in other parts of the world. But in Cuba, they are still swaying on the street. These dilapidated cars are very well coordinated with the dilapidated buildings on the streets of the old city, as if back in time, bringing people back to the past. Small science: In Cuba, the type of car that distinguishes different "work types" mainly depends on color. Blue: Official car. Yellow: Private car. Red: Temporary license. Black: Diplomatic agency. Orange-red: Foreign institutions, including foreign companies and foreign media. White: Police car. Green and black: Cuban Ministry of Internal Affairs MININT, Castro's car is the license. Green white: military vehicle. Crimson (number starts with T): rental car.