[JMatt]

Some interesting notes on distribution:

Canada 30 million people: 92 cars
USA 296 million people: 403 cars

10 times the people, but only slightly more than 4 times the cars.

Canada even got more cars than California, which many people associate with being a car-conscious state, even though California has slightly more people. (31 million vs. 30 million).

Indiana got one car for every 2 million people so far.
Ontario got one car for every 315,000 people so far.

I wonder if DCX didn't want to be sure to put a lot of cars in the hands of people near the Brampton Assembly Plant to reward the locals who build them?

I'm just surprised because stereotypically, one would think that the U.S. would get more than its fair share of the hottest cars. In reality, Ontario got the best per capita allocation so far.