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There are plenty of brands common on European roads that are American brands. Opel and Ford being the non-luxury examples. Oh and if you take the "but designed
by candiodari 9y ago
There are plenty of brands common on European roads that are American brands. Opel and Ford being the non-luxury examples.
Oh and if you take the "but designed and built in ..." standard, then there simply is no European car anymore. Most components are Chinese, Indian, or at the very least Eastern European (outside of EU)
- dahauns 9y agoa) Opel is owned by PSA. b) That's simply not true. Automotive supply chains indeed are quite global nowadays, in this regard you could say there's simply no <insert nation here> car anymore, for any given country/region. But - in contrast to other sectors - the automotive industry (including parts industry) is HUGE in the EU, including actual manufacturing.