Premise: The streets of Havana are a living museum of chrome-finned wondercars imported during Detroit's heyday, but several that once belonged to pivotal Cuban figures among them a 1918 Ford truck used by Fidel's father and Che's 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air are lined up in the Museo de Autos Antiguos (Calle Oficios, 13).

Hypothesis: The streets of Havana are a living museum of cars because Cubans loved automobiles.
Relation: neutral