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Subscribe to this threadThe Chinese have some work to do
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P C Rao @ Jan 16th 2006 5:02PM
Chinese Motor cycles did not pass the easy Indian Pollution standards.Further from my experience,even TVs did not stand the competition?I see many chinese consumer items on American stores which also behaves very badly in its functional work?For few months operation,it is fine and not for long period of service.In India we look for long service and with lots of abuse and if it does work,then it has a future.I am yet to come across a good chinese product but for crackers which they used to be imported when India was with British operation.
Only time will tell whether after 20 yrs,they make a good car for American Users?We have to wait and see?
P C Rao -Sanfransisco-16th Jan 06