Convertible cars are beautifully decorated to welcome Christmas parades through the streets of Hanoi, delighting many residents.
The cars are adorned with LED black color running along the body, snowflakes, flowers, bells, and Christmas music playing from these special vehicles.
The line-up includes the Volkswagen Beetle, Jeep A2 convertible, and BMW 650i foldable top.
This is a special Jeep A2 on Christmas Eve.
The “beetle” Volkswagen Beetle leads the parade.
Slowly moving through the streets, the line-up of cars attracts a lot of attention from the public.
“Beetle Car”: Memories of the Far East Gem
“Beetle”, “Tortoise”, “Frog car” are endearing terms used by the Saigon generation in the 50s-70s to refer to a Volkswagen car model called the Beetle. The “Bug” became an iconic symbol that accompanied the Far East Pearl in this land of Vietnam at that time.
Rare vintage cars invade Saigon on the 3rd day of Tet Dinh Dau
Vintage cars that seemed to be “extinct” in the Vietnamese market just had an impressive reunion on the most luxurious street in Saigon.
Admire the colorful collection of vintage Volkswagen Beetles in Hanoi.
“The Classic Beetle” is the nickname given by vintage car enthusiasts to the Volkswagen Beetle. Although it has fallen behind in terms of mechanical equipment compared to modern car models, these “bugs” always manage to capture the hearts of many classic car lovers with their distinctive appearance.
“Beetle Car”: Reminiscing the Eastern Jewel
In the 1950s-1970s, the people of Saigon lovingly referred to a Volkswagen car model as the “Beetle”, “Tortoise”, or “Frog car”. This endearing nickname became synonymous with the iconic symbol of the Far East Pearl in Vietnam.
Vintage Cars Take Over Saigon on the 3rd Day of Tet Dinh Dau
On the most luxurious street in Saigon, vintage cars that appeared to be “extinct” in the Vietnamese market had a remarkable reunion.
