In Iran’s Dystopian Auto Market, a New Car Can Be $4,300—but You Have To Win the Chance To Buy It
Iran has a truly bizarre car market. State-sanctioned lotteries make domestic compact cars crazy-cheap but hard to find, while a Land Cruiser is almost $300,000.
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