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Quote from cargame.nl :

Not really.. The US has not such a zone either;
https://sites.google.com/site/climatetypes/tropical-wet-and-dry

The continent has though, with Mexico. But since when does Mexico count?

Actually, the US does have a tropical climate. It has both tropical monsoon climate zones, and tropical savanna climate zones in South Florida. What you linked to is a map the tropical savanna climate, but it's low enough resolution that you can't really see the little bit of tropical savanna climate that Florida does have. Here's an SVG of the full climate map from Wikipedia (It's probably the source of the image on the page you linked to):


Not that this really matters, they're not going to sell certain vehicles in a country just because of the climate in a tiny area lol

Quote from wheel4hummer :

Actually, the US does have a tropical climate. It has both tropical monsoon climate zones, and tropical savanna climate zones in South Florida. What you linked to is a map the tropical savanna climate, but it's low enough resolution that you can't really see the little bit of tropical savanna climate that Florida does have. Here's an SVG of the full climate map from Wikipedia (It's probably the source of the image on the page you linked to):


Not that this really matters, they're not going to sell certain vehicles in a country just because of the climate in a tiny area lol

LOL you didn't need to go to the trouble of that map... Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Guam are in the tropics properly.

"Not that this really matters, they're not going to sell certain vehicles in a country just because of the climate in a tiny area lol"
Really? How many snowmobiles get sold in the Virgin Islands?

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Quote from Racer Y :

Really? How many snowmobiles get sold in the Virgin Islands?

The Virgin Islands isn't a country.