> A sizable percentage of vehicles have had this OnStar stuff since the 90s or early 2000s What kind of vehicles, in what countries? I've never seen or heard

> A sizable percentage of vehicles have had this OnStar stuff since the 90s or early 2000s What kind of vehicles, in what countries? I've never seen or heard of it. I have moved countries 8 times in my life so far, and spent large amounts of time in another one where I never formally lived. I've emigrated once as an adult and then changed citizenship to stay where I was living. I've never once seen this or even heard a whisper about it ever before in my 56 years. ----- P.S. My point here is rhetorical. Also, in no country I've ever spent more than a fortnight in is the emergency number "911". My real point: this blog post, and AFAICS your response, seems to assume that English == American. It doesn't. The majority of English speakers in the world are not American and the language itself does not come from America. If the article, and your comment, are about American cars from American companies, then they should say so.