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2 Toyota Rav4

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3 Ford

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3 BMW

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Daventry, UK

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Leipzig, Germany

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Germany has a large resource of iron which is critical part of automobile manufactory. The country also has easily enough capital to run the establishments. On average, Germany has more skilled people involved in automobile industries and it's growing technology advancements. The UK also imports material goods from Germany.

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To ship from the United Kingdom, it takes roughly $1,000 to $4,000. It's even cheaper to ship from Germany. Also extra costs come into affect. Though only raising by a few hundred dollars. For a standard BMW from Belgium, Germany, including all fees, it cost roughly $1,400.

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It's taxing. For the body and the mind. There are quota we have to fill and a lot of my co workers have to work on multiple things at a given time. Deadlines are very pressing. We all work standing at machine controls or using our hands. There's oil everywhere from the machinery and heavy parts. I do a lot of moving parts and boxes, I tend to have a lot of pain in my lower back and knees.
https://www.baua.de/EN/Service/Publications/Facts/BIBB-BAuA-13.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=2

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GDP per capita: 41,936 USD

Literacy rate (F) : 99%

Literacy rate (M): 99%

School life expectancy: 17 years

Poverty rate: 15.7%

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I think that the German economy will either stabilize or rise. If Trump's tariffs have no negative effects. The US has a strong effect on the German economy. In 2017, investment, consumption, and trade has driven it to grow steadily. Germany's GDP comprises almost 6% of the world economy.  US also exports good to Germany.