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Seen in Kingston, Jamaica, where the RAV4 remains one of the most popular choices for buyers.
Seen in Kingston, Jamaica
Seen in Kingston, Jamaica
Seen at work in Kingston, Jamaica
Seen at work in Kingston, Jamaica
Seen at work in Kingston, Jamaica
Seen close to Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Seen near Montego Bay, Jamaica
Seen at rest in Kingston, Jamaica
Seen at rest in Kingston, Jamaica
Seen at rest in Kingston, Jamaica
At work in Kingston, Jamaica
This is a Golden Dragon XML 6897J13, one of 35 Golden Dragons acquired by the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (the Government owned bus service that operates in and around the nation's capital) in September of 2016.
Golden Dragon is a subsidiary of King Long, one of the largest Chinese bus manufacturers. King Long sells buses under 3 brands: Higer, Golden Dragon, and King Long (King Long, interestingly, literally translates to "Golden Dragon" in English). Their buses have appeared all over the world as Chinese influence has spread, and you can find them in over 40 nations (Tanzania's new modern bus rapid Transit system, established just a couple of years ago, has a fleet consisting entirely of Golden Dragons and the brand has also found a lot of buyers in the Philippines). King Long brands have a strong foothold in Jamaica now