Venezuela’s used car market is one of the strangest in the world — prices for decade-old cars often match brand-new imports. With local production gone, high tariffs, and economic instability, buyers face tough choices. REV explores why scarcity, inflation, and shifting market realities have made old cars as valuable as new ones, and how Venezuelans navigate this challenging landscape. From long waits at gas stations to tough financing decisions, the stakes are high. 

Then we shift focus to the Mazda6e, a rare non-SUV electric sedan. REV tests its range, performance, and features to see if it delivers style and substance in a competitive EV market.