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ELI5: Why are there almost no French cars in the United States?

When I went to Germany a couple years ago, I saw a lot of French cars that I had never seen before, especially Citroëns and Renaults. Why are French cars not imported to the US?
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Basically, America not only has a very strong domestic car market, but also imports cars from Germany and Japan. Other countries have a difficult time trying to break into that market because there's a ton of competition. 

In Europe, American cars aren't as common, so French cars can instead prosper.