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Let s add a little more variety to the US market.
Chinese cars have a poor reputation, and rightly so, for the most part. The Chinese government s ambivalence to global copyright rules and recommendations has led to many cheap copycats. China also hasn t the driving culture a lot of the rest of the world has used to refine the automobile. Transport there needs to be cheap, and the Chinese auto industry is good at building cheap products, cutting corners everywhere it can.
However, that doesn t mean China doesn t appreciate nice, luxury, fast, or even decent quality cars. It s also worth remembering that here in the west, and America in particular, the car is a status symbol. As a result, we can be incredibly snobby about transport while living outside our means and considering credit as a god-given right. So, with all that in mind, here are the Chinese market cars we would be interested to see make it to the US market.
The new Ford Mustang Mach-E will be produced in China
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Originally, SIEG was a joint venture between a Shanghai company and a German company Interkrenn.
When the JV stopped, SIEG adoped the idea of the generic corporations such as CMEC, which usually is a short form for China Machinery Imports & Exports Corporation . CMEC normally followed by the name of the city or province it was in, as a company name. So back then, in SIEGs case, they would say that SIEG is a short form for Shanghai Imports & Exports Group depending on who asked, because CMEC or CMC were and to a certain extent still are financially and politically powerful, most powerful of which was/is the Beijing branch, parent which owned ALL Chinese engineering based factories pre-privatization. Post privatization, CMEC/CMC Beijing are still silent partners with limited share holding in most such companies which were born pre-privatization. This relationship is a little complicated to explain.