Ram 2500 CTD in Africa

Shiner Brock wrote:
This is true, however, due to the size of the US truck market there is no need to leverage production to other markets to make selling them profitable. In fact, the US sells more pickup trucks every year than the rest of the world combined. Our market is big enough to have market specific vehicles while many other markets are not, and need to spread amongst many markets to make designing/building them profitab

Far from it, if the market goes down then manufacturers are not making profits but losses overall. They would start shipping more production to Mexico to reduce costs. Mary Barra the Woman the head of GM said they could make profits of a turnover of a 10 million vehicles, if the market got that low, but I certainly would have my doubts on that
Globally 100 million vehicles are sold, so 2 million is a pretty small percentage of that number