Why are some cars stolen in the United States able to be sold at higher prices in foreign countries?

Some cars are in short supply or unavailable in foreign countries, so buyers there may be willing to pay more for them. This explains why stolen cars from the United States can sell at higher prices abroad. The exchange rate alone does not explain the higher demand, and the claims about U.S. cars always being better or having better colors are not supported.

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