Lol.

In the U.K. the listed cheapest car is the Dacia Sandero, manual 1.0 petrol 74bhp. Comes in at £6,999 (USD$8,974). 

I think it’s a design thing to keep them in line. Note how Brazil is in two places and India in is three. 

I think it went to Los Angeles afterwards. 

Fuel cap.

Just get a ‘trump baby blimp’.

Lol. I'm the car cleaning product and technique guy, also the finder for cheap genuine car parts, products from people's childhoods, etc... and car cleaning guy. 

He can’t be all that bad. In 2011 he sent tickets for an event to a Cardiff man, Ian Neale who grew a massive swede.

So $300+ for a machine and $4 a drink.

So true. I think it was added for the sake of colour and nutritional values. 

Admittedly I'm not a fan of spinach and I would be taking it out. 

No worries. Happy to help. 

Have some placards from the Scottish protest when he visited to keep the warmth flowing.

How about a Yorkshire pudding wrap.

Hopefully with all this tit for tat with tariffs between the U.S., Canada, Japan and Europe, Canada will hopefully remove it. 

It’s been around for a while, since January 2017, It’s a group of Brits. I can't remember where at though. 

They are very bright (which is why it's a motoring offence in the U.K. to drive with them on and it's not foggy) and make your vehicle more visible to road users coming upon you from the rear, even if it doesn't show exactly where you are from a distance, it let's them know you are close and to be aware. 

It’s not difficult to add one and they can be quite visually discreet these days.

Not all non European market cars have rear foglights.

It really depends on the vehicle age and category but newer vehicles have to have the functions separated.