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The evolution of automobiles has been an effort by many nations. England is among the foremost when it comes to racing pedigree and revolutionary cars.

Why Brazil? Because Brazil is Latin America’s largest economy, and the world’s sixth largest car market. Brazilians love cars and for many years, American automakers made cars in Brazil.