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“Cachilos”: 270,000 cars that are over 30 years old, and about 100,000 are over 50

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Without spare parts available, owners are forced to resort to junkyards; from the Council of Mayors there is the need for a renewal plan.

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“Cachilos”: 270,000 cars that are over 30 years old, and about 100,000 are over 50

Without spare parts available, owners are forced to resort to junkyards; from the Council of Mayors there is the need for a renewal plan.

1 month ago·Uruguay

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El Pais broke the news in Uruguay 1 month ago on Sunday, January 12, 2025.

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“Cachilos”: 270,000 cars that are over 30 years old, and about 100,000 are over 50

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“Cachilos”: 270,000 cars that are over 30 years old, and about 100,000 are over 50

“Cachilos”: 270,000 cars that are over 30 years old, and about 100,000 are over 50

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