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>most cars sold in the US are sold in Europe too. is this actually the case? i'm sure the inverse is true, but when I visited australia (which admittedly I'm a
by asddubs 5y ago
>most cars sold in the US are sold in Europe too.
is this actually the case? i'm sure the inverse is true, but when I visited australia (which admittedly I'm aware is not in the US) I was surprised how many huge cars there were, which you don't really see at least in my part of europe. I was under the impression american cars similarly tend to be bigger than european ones
- Peanuts99 5y agoMost European cars need modifications before they can be sold in the US and visa versa. Some manufacturers have previously said it's like building two separate cars for the two different markets.