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People in the United States usually do not think about what other countries can turn out or have accomplished. Unless they are luxury makes, a lot of us do not think about where the cars we buy come from. There are numerous great cars that are crafted in Europe, and they aren’t the ones everybody thinks of. Companies like Mercedes, BMW, Rolls Royce, and Jaguar are just a handful of companies people think of when we think European. However, these brands do not make cars for the masses. But there are three companies that build great economical cars. This article is going to take a glimpse at Volvo, Volkswagen, and also Audi.
It is incredible to think of a country of merely nine million people, having one car maker, but to have two is unthinkable. The country is Sweden and the two companies are Saab and Volvo. Volvo, which happens to be run by Ford Motor Company, has had the biggest influence on the car industry. Their cars were considered the safest cars in the entire industry throughout a time safety standards were low. Some of the things that had their origins with Volvo, are reinforced roofs, front end crumple zones, and specifically developed interiors. Through the high safety standards of Volvo, they initiated a long line of the best built cars on the road, and furthermore, the safest. It was by means of their leadership that induced car manufacturers around the world to raise their standards, also.
There is a car that everyone is familiar with, even if they are not familiar with its history, and that is the Volkswagen Beetle. The Beetle was first built in Germany in the 1930′s as an automobile for the people. After World War II, it took over as the most popular and one of the foremost selling cars of all time. The Beetle allowed individuals from every walk of life to have a car. Anyone, whether they happen to be college students, farmers or business people, could acquire a Beetle. The Beetle continued to be trendy in the United States until eventually Volkswagen stopped importing them in the 1970′s however they continued to be produced in Mexico until the the first half of the 2000′s.
Nowadays it is common on cars, but back when Audi first introduced its Quattro all wheel drive and its superior handling, it was a leap in technology. Audi let the world know that Audi was indeed the standard that all other deluxe vehicles had to compare to. Audi was way in front of their competition because of their Quattro systems. Their traction went over and above where other road handling schematics had achieved their best, and was so superior, they were even banned from some types of racing.
That’s an introduction to three remarkable auto producers from Europe. However, if you look at their body of work, maybe the appropriate word is extraordinary.
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Alfonso Fitzpatrick has been in real estate for 17 years, specializing in residential foreclosures. He is quite experienced and owns and operates New Day Realty Company. In his spare time Alfonso runs a popular Car Blog where you can read up on the 2012 Hyundai Sonata as well as other Hyundai cars.
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