How this Second-Hand Subway Train Became the Ultimate Fail | Buenos Aires Subte @Thom-TRA
How this Second-Hand Subway Train Became the Ultimate Fail | Buenos Aires Subte  @Thom-TRA
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
After the success of the 1950s era Eidan trains imported from Tokyo, Buenos Aires decided to import their next fleet of trains for Line B from Madrid. But these second-hand CAF 6000 series trains proved to be a huge problem. They were incompatible with the line, and ended up costing more than if they had just ordered new trains. Nevertheless,

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