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Take a ride through Latin America’s most unique and iconic cars in this episode of Throttle Culture. From Che Guevara’s legendary journey across South America on “La Poderosa,” to Chevrolet and Volkswagen models that never made it to U.S. shores, we’re diving deep into the vehicles that define the roads, culture, and everyday life of Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and beyond.


We explore the Chevy Opala, Brazil’s homegrown muscle legend; the Chevy Montana, one of the best-selling compact cars in Latin America; and VW favorites like the Volkswagen Vento, Polo, and Virtus. You’ll learn why these models thrive in the LatAm market, why they were never sold in the U.S., and how factors like fuel efficiency, local regulations, cultural preferences, and even the infamous “chicken tax” shaped their destiny.


Whether you’re into international car culture, global automotive history, or discovering hidden gems you won’t see on American roads, this episode highlights the coolest Latin American cars that deserve way more attention.


🔧 In This Episode: – Che Guevara’s 8,000 km motorcycle trip across South America – Why Latin America gets unique Chevy and Volkswagen models – The difference between the Chevy Opala and the U.S. Chevy Nova – Why the Chevy Montana never came to the U.S. market – VW Vento vs. U.S. Jetta – Polo & Virtus: the subcompacts that dominate Brazil and Mexico – Other LatAm-only brands like Renault, Peugeot, Citroën, and more


🌎 Perfect for: Car fans, Latin American car culture lovers, Chevy and VW enthusiasts, global market geeks, and anyone curious about why some of the coolest cars never reach the United States.


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