Cubans Can Buy a Car More Easily

I think that this measure will not have much effect among the population. Firstly, the average wage of a cuban does not allow him/her for buying either used or new vehicle. In addition, there will be other more important needs to fill since cars are considered as a luxury item. I suppose that this new regulation will be addressed to those managing and controlling the country.
Another point to highlight is that the final price of the cars will be more expensive in Cuba where the government take part of the purchase than other countries without such control: there are more parties to share a portion of profit before getting to the final consumer.
From my point of view, I see much better to buy a car through a loan than by cash. You do not need to invest on the article; on the contrary, you can pay it in monthly installments and keep the rest of your money available in case of some unexpected.
I remember the first (and only) car I bought. I was checking different brands, models and dealers for months. What I considered most important was reliability no matter if I had to pay an extra money for it. Nowadays, it is 13 years old and the only component I have had to change is the battery. I think that I did a good purchase!!
In my country, the average cycle of life of a vehicle depends mainly on the area: it is around 10 years in big cities and this number can double in the countryside. the automobile industry needs help from the government which have to launch different type of programs every 3/4 years to encourage people to renew their vehicles.