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icu812ru469 @ Jul 21st 2007 10:11PM
I agree, China will be GM/FORD savior in global sales because there is still plenty of "ill-will" towards Japan due to WWII that although does not affect the current generation of buyers, it influences them through their parent's experience. Chinese are very aware of their elders and what they suffered during WWII. Also, in China, there is still a good view towards American products.
Jon @ Jul 25th 2007 10:04PM
You are dreaming. You think China will have a more open market than Japan? China wants its own manufacturers to be #1. We might get a piece of the market for politics sake, but we'll never be the dominant Chinese auto company.