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Chrysler and Fiat are going Dutch. The newly-formed Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV is being incorporated in The Netherlands, which isn't exactly a hotbed of the automotive industry, but does have a few unique car companies operating there today. So let's say 'hallo' to some of FCA's new corporate neighbors.![Spyker Cars]()
Founded by a fashion industry executive in 1999, boutique automaker Spyker is perhaps best-known for it's failed attempt to revive Saab a few years ago, but its Art Deco-inspired supercars filled with aeronautical design elements are some of the most unique and stylish automobiles on the road today.![Donkervoort]()
This tiny company has been hand-building stripped down performance cars since 1978. Priced at around $150,000, its Audi-powered roadsters are among the fastest cars to ever lap the benchmark Nurburgring Nordschleife race track in Germany, besting the likes of the Ferrari Enzo and Porsche 911 GT2.![Burton Car Company]()
Burton isn't an automaker in the traditional sense, but it is one of the busiest shops in the Netherlands, turning out retro-style sports cars built on the chassis of the classic two-cylinder Citroen 2CV.![Waaijenberg]()
Waaijenberg is big in small cars, producing low-speed neighborhood vehicles like the Canta, which is powered by a 160 cc Honda engine and marketed to the disabled community with available features like a roll-on wheelchair ramp.
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