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Caravana Vochera 2026 held in Toluca

08.06.2026 17:24 1 min 1 source РУС
UnoTV SPA
Caravana Vochera 2026 held in Toluca
Original source: UnoTV

On Sunday, Toluca, Mexico hosted the Caravana Vochera 2026, gathering approximately 1,500 Volkswagen Beetle ('Vocho') vehicles. Organizer René Fontes reported record attendance. The event brought together owners and clubs from several municipalities in the State of Mexico.

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Caravana Vochera 2026 held in Toluca

08.06.2026 UnoTV SPA Original source

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