Cars of St. Lucia

Not too many cars, because they were pretty much the same as all the other islands, but they do have a thing going on.

See a trend here?

A few notable vehicles.

I assume this is a Corolla wagon? This one was a cab, as were a lot of the vans.

Anyone want to guess the name of this Nissan? They were quite popular.

Suzuki Celerio. Is this a Chevy Spark?

This in a 2 dr would be awesome.

They are obviously environmentally conscious people, as car pooling was very popular.

My personal favourite. He had what looked like an apartment size gas stove in the back, and made 2 pizza's at a time. It was quite popular with the locals and ol' lady Woof said it was very good Pizza.

We really really thought about going to St Lucia for our honeymoon but ended up choosing Bermuda.

What is St Lucia like? I would like to go some day.

I don't think you can go wrong with Bermuda, but St. Lucia is very nice. The land is mountainous and lush. They have rainforest, and some crazy plants. The people were super friendly everywhere we went, and it's supossed to be quite safe. We went to the Friday night jump up (street party) in the town of Gros Islet and it was a blast. Beer was $2 each, the music was crazy loud, and the sound system was really good. Everybody was dancing in the street, drinking beer, partying, and eating excellent street food.

That pizza van is awesome.

I always wanted to make a mobile brick oven pizzeria out of a Scion XB and do a brick vinyl wrap on it with a brick chimney popping out of the top. That pizza van beats that idea by a mile.

Did you notice what gas cost there? Just curious.

Would it be cheating for me to answer the questions?

I sold one of my E30 big brake kits to a guy on the island. I dont know if they have a track there or what, but his car sounded pretty well sorted.

Zomby Woof wrote: Not too many cars, because they were pretty much the same as all the other islands, but they do have a thing going on. See a trend here?

After the first two pics I was going to guess the crappy pep boys stick on Buick port holes, but after seeing the rest of the pics I'm guessing the positive offset wheels.

St.Lucia is a very safe island with good police and government. While Bermuda is beautiful, it is painfully formal and expensive. St.Lucia is much more laid back, and CHEAPER! I think the people are friendlier, too. I do a bit of business there, but have not yet been there.