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Chinese do not even find quality of Chinese cars acceptable.On one hand china manufacturers loads of cars, its quality is not acceptable to west and US.
Chinese do not even find quality of Chinese cars acceptable.On one hand china manufacturers loads of cars, its quality is not acceptable to west and US.
Don’t kid yourself about cars. India exports very few cars. It is not even listed in the world’s top car exporters by value:The basic difference between India and china is that china can copy anything and bring it very fast. India focuses on R & D and builds it strength brick by brick. There are many example.
e.g china is a leading manufacturer of cars but it is way behind India is car export. On one hand china manufacturers loads of cars, its quality is not acceptable to west and US. On other hand India exports its car not only to US and Europe, India exports to Japan as well. India moved from assembly destination to manufacturer of the part and subsequently R & D hub and designer country. Today if you want to design a good car cost effectively, there can not be any destination better than India. Look at TATAs. Bloody they can provide nice cars f international standard way cheaper than any one else can offer globally.
we started with humble production with 100 cc bikes and emerge as 2 wheeler hub (Bellow 500 cc bike ) in these years. On other hand chinese china remained a country which can sold their automobiles in their own country only. As items becomes high tech, acceptance of chinese goods drastically. China is good for low cost low tech goods only.
Countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of cars:Don’t kid yourself about cars. India exports very few cars. It is not even listed in the world’s top car exporters by value:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_car_exports
China is at number 20 where the heck is India
ding dink mi oink oink oink .........
This stupid Chinese lady/guy/thing likes to slapped in face again and again..lolzzCountries that exported the highest dollar value worth of cars:
1. Germany US$151.9 billion 21.8%
2. Japan $91.9 billion 13.2%
3. United States $53.8 billion 7.7%
4. Canada $48.8 billion 7.0%
5. United Kingdom $41.3 billion 5.9%
6. South Korea $37.5 billion 5.4%
7. Spain $35.6 billion 5.1%
8. Mexico $31.4 billion 4.5%
9. Belgium $30.3 billion 4.3%
10. Czech Republic $18.8 billion 2.7%
11. France $18.4 billion 2.6%
12. Slovakia $15.5 billion 2.2%
13. Italy $15.2 billion 2.2%
14. Thailand $11.6 billion 1.7%
15. Hungary $11.1 billion 1.6%
16. Turkey $8.4 billion 1.2%
17. Poland $7.6 billion 1.1%
18. Sweden $7.5 billion 1.1%
19. Netherlands $7.4 billion 1.1%
20. India $6.4 billion 0.9%
21. South Africa $5.3 billion 0.8%
22. China $5 billion 0.7%
The following countries posted the highest positive net exports involving international car sales.
- Germany: US$100.6 billion (net export surplus down -3.8% since 2012)
- Japan: $81.6 billion (down -5.8%)
- South Korea: $28.2 billion (down -25.7%)
- Canada: $22.4 billion (up 6.7%)
- Mexico: $21.5 billion (down -0.2%)
- Spain: $17.3 billion (up 14.9%)
- Czech Republic: $15 billion (up 17.8%)
- Slovakia: $13.1 billion (up 11%)
- Thailand: $10.7 billion (up 151.4%)
- Hungary: $8.4 billion (up 164.3%)
- India: $6.2 billion (up 68.2%)
- South Africa: $1.9 billion (down -269.4%)
- Brazil: $1.8 billion (down -131.2%)
- Indonesia: $1.4 billion (down -396.6%)
- Romania: $1.3 billion (down -36.1%)
The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for cars.
http://www.worldstopexports.com/car-exports-country/
- United States: -US$119.5 billion (net export deficit up 26.2% since 2012)
- China: -$39 billion (down -4.1%)
- Australia: -$14.6 billion (down -7.6%)
- France: -$13.5 billion (up 40.6%)
- Italy: -$12.3 billion (up 11.3%)
- Saudi Arabia: -$12.1 billion (down -21.3%)
- Switzerland: -$9.8 billion (down -8%)
- United Arab Emirates: -$9.5 billion (up 36.5%)
- Norway: -$5.1 billion (down -2.7%)
- Israel: -$4.9 billion (up 72.5%)
- Russia: -$4.9 billion (down -74.4%)
- Austria: -$4.9 billion (up 2.1%)
- United Kingdom: -$4.8 billion (up 828.8%)
- Philippines: -$3.9 billion (up 141.1%)
- Taiwan: -$3.6 billion (up 127.8%)
then how did these Chinese car manufacturers manage to sell millions of units in 2017?Chinese do not even find quality of Chinese cars acceptable.
That means that the US and China import more cars than they export. They are largest importers of cars.
- United States: -US$119.5 billion (net export deficit up 26.2% since 2012)
- China: -$39 billion (down -4.1%)
That is right, you people sucked British dick for two centuries, you didn't even get a unsc seat. Dont complain, at least your masters granted you independence, taught you English language, made you the largest democracy.But India didn't get the UNSC seat, China did. Maybe Chinese women provided better quality services?
Apparently, China had to run re-education programs to rid Chinese women of their addiction to Japanese dick.
Still better than chinese who sucked up to british ,japanese , russian and even french dicks during the century of humiliation...:bounce:That is right, you people sucked British dick for two centuries, you didn't even get a unsc seat. Dont complain, at least your masters granted you independence, taught you English language, made you the largest democracy.
We don't insult Chinese , it was you who started this with your racial superiority bullshit, and bdw have you ever looked at the behavior of your chinese brethren on PeeDF we are still far below from their level...Silly and stupid insults from Indians really. I wonder why this forum bothers with a China section?
Is the whole idea just to draw in Chinese posters so you Indians can make yourself feel better by insulting them?
Pretty childish and won’t change the fact that China is way ahead technologically from airplanes to cars to warships.
Countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of cars:
1. Germany US$151.9 billion 21.8%
2. Japan $91.9 billion 13.2%
3. United States $53.8 billion 7.7%
4. Canada $48.8 billion 7.0%
5. United Kingdom $41.3 billion 5.9%
6. South Korea $37.5 billion 5.4%
7. Spain $35.6 billion 5.1%
8. Mexico $31.4 billion 4.5%
9. Belgium $30.3 billion 4.3%
10. Czech Republic $18.8 billion 2.7%
11. France $18.4 billion 2.6%
12. Slovakia $15.5 billion 2.2%
13. Italy $15.2 billion 2.2%
14. Thailand $11.6 billion 1.7%
15. Hungary $11.1 billion 1.6%
16. Turkey $8.4 billion 1.2%
17. Poland $7.6 billion 1.1%
18. Sweden $7.5 billion 1.1%
19. Netherlands $7.4 billion 1.1%
20. India $6.4 billion 0.9%
21. South Africa $5.3 billion 0.8%
22. China $5 billion 0.7%
The following countries posted the highest positive net exports involving international car sales.
- Germany: US$100.6 billion (net export surplus down -3.8% since 2012)
- Japan: $81.6 billion (down -5.8%)
- South Korea: $28.2 billion (down -25.7%)
- Canada: $22.4 billion (up 6.7%)
- Mexico: $21.5 billion (down -0.2%)
- Spain: $17.3 billion (up 14.9%)
- Czech Republic: $15 billion (up 17.8%)
- Slovakia: $13.1 billion (up 11%)
- Thailand: $10.7 billion (up 151.4%)
- Hungary: $8.4 billion (up 164.3%)
- India: $6.2 billion (up 68.2%)
- South Africa: $1.9 billion (down -269.4%)
- Brazil: $1.8 billion (down -131.2%)
- Indonesia: $1.4 billion (down -396.6%)
- Romania: $1.3 billion (down -36.1%)
The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for cars.
http://www.worldstopexports.com/car-exports-country/
- United States: -US$119.5 billion (net export deficit up 26.2% since 2012)
- China: -$39 billion (down -4.1%)
- Australia: -$14.6 billion (down -7.6%)
- France: -$13.5 billion (up 40.6%)
- Italy: -$12.3 billion (up 11.3%)
- Saudi Arabia: -$12.1 billion (down -21.3%)
- Switzerland: -$9.8 billion (down -8%)
- United Arab Emirates: -$9.5 billion (up 36.5%)
- Norway: -$5.1 billion (down -2.7%)
- Israel: -$4.9 billion (up 72.5%)
- Russia: -$4.9 billion (down -74.4%)
- Austria: -$4.9 billion (up 2.1%)
- United Kingdom: -$4.8 billion (up 828.8%)
- Philippines: -$3.9 billion (up 141.1%)
- Taiwan: -$3.6 billion (up 127.8%)
...and still didn't learn English or get DemocracyStill better than chinese who sucked up to british ,japanese , russian and even french dicks during the century of humiliation...:bounce:
if that is what you call "far behind"Countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of cars:
1. Germany US$151.9 billion 21.8%
2. Japan $91.9 billion 13.2%
3. United States $53.8 billion 7.7%
4. Canada $48.8 billion 7.0%
5. United Kingdom $41.3 billion 5.9%
6. South Korea $37.5 billion 5.4%
7. Spain $35.6 billion 5.1%
8. Mexico $31.4 billion 4.5%
9. Belgium $30.3 billion 4.3%
10. Czech Republic $18.8 billion 2.7%
11. France $18.4 billion 2.6%
12. Slovakia $15.5 billion 2.2%
13. Italy $15.2 billion 2.2%
14. Thailand $11.6 billion 1.7%
15. Hungary $11.1 billion 1.6%
16. Turkey $8.4 billion 1.2%
17. Poland $7.6 billion 1.1%
18. Sweden $7.5 billion 1.1%
19. Netherlands $7.4 billion 1.1%
20. India $6.4 billion 0.9%
21. South Africa $5.3 billion 0.8%
22. China $5 billion 0.7%
The following countries posted the highest positive net exports involving international car sales.
- Germany: US$100.6 billion (net export surplus down -3.8% since 2012)
- Japan: $81.6 billion (down -5.8%)
- South Korea: $28.2 billion (down -25.7%)
- Canada: $22.4 billion (up 6.7%)
- Mexico: $21.5 billion (down -0.2%)
- Spain: $17.3 billion (up 14.9%)
- Czech Republic: $15 billion (up 17.8%)
- Slovakia: $13.1 billion (up 11%)
- Thailand: $10.7 billion (up 151.4%)
- Hungary: $8.4 billion (up 164.3%)
- India: $6.2 billion (up 68.2%)
- South Africa: $1.9 billion (down -269.4%)
- Brazil: $1.8 billion (down -131.2%)
- Indonesia: $1.4 billion (down -396.6%)
- Romania: $1.3 billion (down -36.1%)
The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for cars.
http://www.worldstopexports.com/car-exports-country/
- United States: -US$119.5 billion (net export deficit up 26.2% since 2012)
- China: -$39 billion (down -4.1%)
- Australia: -$14.6 billion (down -7.6%)
- France: -$13.5 billion (up 40.6%)
- Italy: -$12.3 billion (up 11.3%)
- Saudi Arabia: -$12.1 billion (down -21.3%)
- Switzerland: -$9.8 billion (down -8%)
- United Arab Emirates: -$9.5 billion (up 36.5%)
- Norway: -$5.1 billion (down -2.7%)
- Israel: -$4.9 billion (up 72.5%)
- Russia: -$4.9 billion (down -74.4%)
- Austria: -$4.9 billion (up 2.1%)
- United Kingdom: -$4.8 billion (up 828.8%)
- Philippines: -$3.9 billion (up 141.1%)
- Taiwan: -$3.6 billion (up 127.8%)
They sell Western brands made by JV.then how did these Chinese car manufacturers manage to sell millions of units in 2017?
Among 28.8 millions car sales in 2017, 43.9% are local Chinese brands.They sell Western brands made by JV.
They are an equal shareholder to the French State and to the Peugeot family owning 110,622,220 shares each.French PSA group, DongFeng owns 20% share as biggest shareholder,
silly, I am refering to Chinese brand. geely alone sold 800,000 units in 2017.They sell Western brands made by JV.
Silly, I am referring to real numbers like VW sold 3,139,120 units in China for 2017.silly, I am refering to Chinese brand. geely alone sold 800,000 units in 2017.
Wait, didn't you claim there is no Chinese local brand acceptable to Chinese?Silly, I am referring to real numbers like VW sold 3,139,120 units in China for 2017.
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