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They even make it further afield than that. I was in Peru about 5 years ago, and saw a lot of used Japanese cars. IIRC, they didn't even bother converting som
by gherkin0 11y ago
They even make it further afield than that. I was in Peru about 5 years ago, and saw a lot of used Japanese cars. IIRC, they didn't even bother converting some from right hand to left hand drive, which is how I think I noticed.
- seanmcdirmid 11y agoYa, the same thing happens in Russia's far east.
- cgh 11y agoAlso BC, Canada. Those Mitsubishi Delica vans are popular because they are camperized and have four wheel drive. It's amazing there isn't another option built for the domestic market rather than having to import fifteen year old, right hand drive vehicles like these.
- seanmcdirmid 11y agoAnd the only way to get a cute Daihatsu Copen is to import directly from Japan. So many nice cars there that I wish they would export more and convert to right hand driving.