The answer is, of course, that businessmen interested in profit provided the opportunity for him to select almost any car made anywhere in the world. The same is true of more consumer items than anyone can imagine. In local supermarkets you can buy lobsters from Maine and caviar from Russia. Wine and cheese from France or sausage from Germany. Store shelves bulge with vegetables from California, Mexico and South America, clothing from Asia and citrus fruit from Texas' own Rio Grande Valley, hundreds of miles to the south.
Entertainment is beamed by satellite to every corner of the globe.
So is news, market information and life-saving medical data. And all of these things are provided by profit-seeking capitalists, not government bureaucrats. Consider the petroleum industry. Various companies have expended million of dollars in exploration. They have found oil in the deserts of the Middle East, the plains of Oklahoma and Texas, under the North Sea and in Alaska.