It's not, it's a LONG LONG LONG way from being typical.
It's almost haf the size of typical !!
Just returning the favour, but I've never understood why your car manufacturers and governments restricted cars so much. It limited the choice.
The only other country I've seen as similar is France. Until a few years go, if you went to a French company and look in the car park you would see almost 90% French cars. The USA is similar, though the Japanese "local builds" are significant now. In the UK, if you did the same you'd find the most eclectic mix. Everyone picking their own prefernce for cars.
In France it was government who flexed most of the control, limiting what makes of car peopl could buy on tax breaks.
In USA it was a mix of big business and government trying to support those businesses.
In the UK it was spend your money on what you want, your choice.
Sorry, it's so often missed the greater freedom from BIG business control.
And so often missed when it IS control and limiting choice. Just tryign to shine some lights on choice and why any US comment on cars is limited by those that the big 5 allowed in