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What is the difference between a French car and an Australian car?
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∙ 14y ago
Australian vehicles are Right Hand Drive, vs. the Left Hand Drive French vehicles. Certain brands available in one country may not be available in the other, and each will be manufactured to the emissions and safety standards of the country its sold in, which usually differs between countries.
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