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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Wed Dec 01 2004 - 10:03:51 EST
In a message dated 12/1/04 12:02:17 AM,
writes:
> I read recently that the largest single car
> assembler in the world is not GM, Ford, Toyota, etc., but a company I had
> never heard of in-- I think-- Spain. This one company assembles Fiats,
> BMWs, Mercedes, Volvos, and these are just the ones I can remember.
>
It could be SEAT. That's a car company, not a piece of furniture. When I was
living in the UK I owned a SEAT whose components resembled the cast of a WW2
movie. The car was designed by Fiat, body by Volkswagen, engine designed by
Porsche, tires by Firestone, electronics from Japan. The engine was a 980 cc
buzz
box to qualify for the under 1 liter UK tax and licensing advantages. We got
110,000 miles out of it. The SEAT was still going strong when we sold it to
our neighbor's son.
I suspect than many modern boats are made the same way.
Larry Z
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