RUSTED and stripped of their right seat, the cars parked in queues rounding street corners serve as the unofficial taxi in the hillside neighbourhoods in Cuautepec in Mexico’s capital.
The curvy symbol of the 1960s hippie era is admired – even decorated and named – by residents who say the car represents their resilience and work ethic.
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