Most sold locally-produced car in each european country

>Most sold locally-produced car in each european country
thoughts?

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*crack*
La Deudeuche, now THAT was a car
*sippe*

>deuche
lol

I'm fairly sure it should be Golf instead of Beetle for Germany.

>"deudeuche"
>not "dos caballos"
ah but thats not as cool
VW Beetle represents the growth of german industry and german middle class

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fucking love a good mini
think the manx should start producing peels again

the new one is so ugly tho, and not so "mini" anymore
fucking crossovers

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>fucking love a good mini
same bruv, used to have one

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why do americans hate european cars sooooo much ?

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I don't think that second panel applies to any americans outside underage /o/tists.

I see a lot of people here with European cars and Fiat is getting stupidly popular with the youth. In my opinion American cars aren't bad but they're made pretty cheaply, so Mr. (((CEO))) can get a bigger bonus

Wtf? I always thought it was this piece of shit

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>locally-produced car
>europe

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Dacia 1300 hasn't been in production for 15 years. Wtf is that map?

>Portugal

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we don't, audi and BMW are everywhere here

I don't know how many actually get sold in Slovenia but Renault Clio

The best selling locally produced car ever.

Vulva 200 and Saab 900 haven't been produced for decades either.

>ivory coast is leafposting again

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sorry i forgot ireland wasnt a country until like 90 years ago
is there any irish car brand

They are marginally sold in USA and literally every other brand in USA sells better. Americans don't use any EU products but Euros get cucked by American products to the core.

only a few models, the smallest ones are never sold in USA

>implying those comparisons are accurate
>implying that British, mainland European and Japanese cars aren't all dope as hell in their own ways

Tandem drift racing would be miles better than formula one, especially if they use the cheat method of just tying two second hand cars together with a couple of tyres in between.

I thought the Logan might have beaten it by now. They're everywhere.

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>Euros get cucked by American products to the core.
Uh?

rally is the chad motorsport
>going 100 km/h on a tiny road

The Delorean DMC-12 was made in Ireland, that's a hell of a dope car to have on your resume. Granted his comment slagging off European cars was bullshit, but still.

But did it sell that good in Romania too?

We have lots of Dacias too here and personally I think it's the most sensible ICE car on the market.

What do you mean by produce? Those shithole countries only manufactured the cars, right?

>the smallest ones are never sold in USA
because no one wants to drive on a highway where everyones going 120kph and theres 4 lanes in each direction in a tiny little shitbox that will get compacted into a cube when you collide with a soccer mom's SUV
crumple zones bro

>was made in Ireland
Technically it was made in Northern Ireland.

best car

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>kph
it's km/h
anyway, I don't think that's the reason
the reason is, Americans (and lots of Europeans, let's not kid ourselves) think that having a small, efficient car means you're a KEK and that large, big black coc... cars are MANLY and a STATUS SYMBOL and it signals that you MAGA with your mileage of 20 L/100 km but it doesn't matter 'cause climate change is a Ching Chong hoax #LockHerUp.

Yeah. A lot of people have them and 99% of taxis are some variation of Logan. The Police also adopted them. Fancier folk buy foreign cars.

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Coke, Mickey D, John Deere, Intel, AMD, Subway, Ford, Cat, Hollywood, Youtube, Micropimmel, Facebook, Google, Tesla, AGCO etc. etc.

Or household brands here but there are zero Euro brands is similar position in USA. All Euro brands are used by some random viscounts of soy in Seattle etc.

You need to present the stats to OP. He is in a working process.

>it's km/h
KPH means kilometres per hour, estaban
and the whole dickwaving thing is true when it comes to guys that drive F-150s but tow maybe once a year. most people just want to get to A to B and don't feel comfortable/safe in a compact car so the full sized sedan and hatchback are the most popular choices in north america.

It's a good car for going from A to B. No fancy bells and whistles but that might deter car enthusiasts. They recently launched an improved Sandero. Maybe Top Gear will go easy on it.

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>safe in a compact car
Would NAs literally shake in a compact car?

top 3 european companies Volkswagen, Royal Dutch Shell and British Petroleum all have heavy presence in the states.

Again, it's not KPH, or kph, it's km/h. Read the SI brochure.

Wikipedia stated that almost 2 million Dacia 1300 left the Mioveni factory line and that approximately 4 million Logans have been sold. They don't mention if locally or in total along with exports.

No, the car would shake. Overloading and all that.

Volkswagen sells worse than every Asian and American brand.

Do you have local sales stats?

we're sharing the road with semi-trailers, SUVs and pickup trucks. you will find north americans that drive compact cars, but outside of city centres where the density is comparable to europe, they're almost impossible to find for obvious reasons. when you're spending 2 hours a day in a car, you don't want it to be a tiny little piece of shit with no space for your family or friends or anything really besides some groceries.
in my city, its pretty dense in the urban part, and theres multiple services where you can rent out a car by the hour, and the largest ones are mid-sized sedans. so there is demand for compact cars, but cager attitudes take a while to evolve and people are still preferring bigger cars here.
fuel economy is also a much smaller consideration for americans since its so much cheaper
people here use kph so i will continue to do so, i am not writing a lab report you humongous faggot

>I'm a sheep that cannot use the proper symbols
btw it's not true that people in Canada use "kph", see pic related

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Can't find decent stats but a quick google shows they sold 550.000 cars in 2015, 600.000 in 2016 and 660.000 in 2018. The newspapers still don't mention if it's local or total. And the numbers could include Sandero, Duster, and Lodgy.

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you're really autistic, aren't you? and I wasn't saying that kph was the proper way to write it, I was saying that kph was a popular way to write. you understood what I meant initially with the kph, you're just being a pedantic autist and only god knows why

You mean like T-Mobile, Lego, Ikea, Nestle, Sephora, SAP, Spotify and about ten dozen luxury clothing, drink and car brands?

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Stop hiding and call it Deutsche Telekom. They renamed a brand here into Telekom after buying it thinking we wouldn't notice.

I own/have owned THREE cars in this picture

the new minis are boring BMW throwaway eco designs

because kph is a shitty deformation propagated by americans who just copy it from mph except the m becomes a k

I was a passenger in an original Mini once, those things drive like go carts. Quite fun.

Sometimes when I'm bored waiting for the tram, I count how many German cars pass-by (VW, BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Audi, Opel) before I see a non-German car.

Of course it's very random, but sometimes you'll get streaks of up to 10 German cars before a non-German car passes-by

This is why people call us autistic, Florian.

At least I'm not a virgin like you

Bunch of non-countries

I'm saving myself for the right person.

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PASTA'd

NASCAR fags btfo. Imagine thinking that going at full speed while turning left is a race.

We dont we just arent driving around fiats and Renault's. Not even counting luxury cars we drive plenty of German cars, minis, land rovers, Volvo and Saab (RIP).

VWs are definitely common here.

Created by an American Engineer/ Coke trafficker.

>T-Mobile
One of our worst providers.

>Opel
For the longest time I thought it was French but as I've never seen one here I guess it's not too embarrassing.

LIGHTWEIGHT BUDDY

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Fringe products in USA used by visount of soy and duke of shed.

>Sephora, SAP
Literally only for some virgin nerds. The front office Chad has never seen SAP.

Apple is the best joke. Americans didn't buy foreign phones even in the 90s and 00s when Motorolas and Apples where fucking jokes. Euros keep buying Apples like it's cool though.

for me, it's the reliant robin

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im guessing you're a faggot