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Spankee @ Nov 1st 2007 8:26AM
@FThorn
That's exactly what happened when Hyundai entered the market with "good enough" engineered cars.
Fact of the matter is, cars are sometimes the biggest purchase people EVER make in life, folks who can afford to tend to pay for quality or the illusion of quality. Poor quality and good ol' garden variety xenophobia/racism will keep Chinese cars in check until they get their act together.
That being said, this is like the third time I've seen you make this exact post in like two days. Seriously, dude, I'm half expecting you to post a picture of Fu Manchu evilly twirling his moustache next.