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Nah. A lot of it is is protectionism. For example, european cars came with significantly better headlights in the US but they put less light above the road, wh
by KennyBlanken 4y ago
Nah. A lot of it is is protectionism. For example, european cars came with significantly better headlights in the US but they put less light above the road, which didn't meet a standard designed for non-reflective road signs.
The manufacturers tried to get the standard updated, but the US auto industry blocked it, which resulted in car companies having to make US-specific, shittier, headlights - at significant expense - because GM and Ford didn't wanted more competitive advantage.