Surprising as it may seem, the US automaker through it’s partners has gotten a huge slice of the European market mainly due to their diverse product lines and partnerships with other auto makers. That does not go to say they are not affected by the slowdown in sales due to a worsening economic environment but they are managing to keep customers coming in.
Way back when they had in their group some of the best European brands such as Aston Martin, Volvo and BMW they were considered as one of the biggest globally but when the US auto market got into trouble, they were forced to shed them and focus on their native brands to survive. The current economic indicators shows a slowdown but as they say, people will need something to drive each and everyday.
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