Myanmar? Where's that? . Oh, right, Burma.
When a freely elected government changes the name of the country then I'll go along. Carleton From: Kilopascal [mailto:kilopas...@cox.net] Sent: Monday, March 04, 2013 22:49 To: U.S. Metric Association Subject: Ford to sell cars and pickup trucks in Myanmar - Cars - Boston.com We all know Ford's cars are made in the metric system, but when Ford sells trucks to Myanmar, what units will appear on the instrument cluster? Will Ford have metric only as that is what other vehicles have on their instruments or will Ford figure that since Myanmar is one of the uncommitted three that it will give them miles? http://www.boston.com/cars/news-and-reviews/2013/02/28/ford-sell-cars-and-pi ckup-trucks-myanmar/2kTx2POhpi4rnY2a9V9YmK/story.html If I'm not mistaken, Myanmar drives on the right and no American car company produces right and drive cars in the US for the export market. But I would assume Ford Australia must produce right hand vehicles and maybe it the cars will come in from Australia. Funny how the American press wants you believe the cars will come from the US, otherwise why would they care if Ford sells cars in Myanmar if they are produced somewhere else?
