I had a friend ask me what was my new auto…and to be candid, I don’t know if it’s British, French, or Bavarian? What’s the answer?, EU?
Tough question - British-owned company, engineered in Austria and Germany, built in France with legitimately global suppliers.
See my dilemma?
All you can say is it was conceived in a pub called the Grenadier, in Belgravia London
Sounds complicated. I’m just appreciating your effort.
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The majority of the parts are actually German, then UK, then French.
not to be flippant, but Volvos are considered Swedish and and Jaguars are considered British...What's a Volvo , Jaguar etc.
The days of vehicles being conceived, designed and built in one country using components constructed and fashioned by local oompah loompahs are long over
Yeah, and Nissan Frontiers manufactured in the US are Japanese.
My wife's Volvo was built in China and people are quick to tell us this fact.
I guess Nissan are US and Volvos are Chinese and Jessie Smollet is they...i loose. Someone save me!
Yes Volvo was Swedish and is Chinese now, and one of the biggest plants of Volvo is in Ghent, Belgium at less than 4km from where I was raised (Oostakker)! I think it was even the biggest Volvo plant of the world during some years.What's a Volvo , Jaguar etc.
The days of vehicles being conceived, designed and built in one country using components constructed and fashioned by local oompah loompahs are long over
Jean-Claude Van Damme is definitely Belgian
Volvo = Chinese owned, but accepted as Swedish.What's a Volvo , Jaguar etc.
The days of vehicles being conceived, designed and built in one country using components constructed and fashioned by local oompah loompahs are long over
And Hercule Poirot is Belgian , but invented for sociopolitical reasons by a wealthy Englishwoman (who never owned a football team in England or any other country).
