Can you imagine dealing with the Chinese about warranty issues? But then maybe they will build cars that have no problems.
....more donations to China's military machine....
"warranty issues"
I suspect the Chinese cars will be so cheap as to be nearly disposable.
Noise? Car make no noise. You crazy. You think Chou sucker. Take car now! Go home. No come back.
I am sick of all the GM basing (and American car company)I have seen on this forum. Let me tell you...America is forced to take cars made by people who work for a bowl of rice or in China's case slave/prisoner labor. However, they don't reciprocate and take our cars...there is no such thing as the free market. We open our markets and the other countries don't. If American companies complain to the WTC...they don't do anything because this organization hates America. American companies are forced to morve their operations to foreign countries where they can manufacture cheaply and compete. The cars are probably not going to be better...certainly the foreign made parts flooding this country are not better. This economy is fueled by debt right now...it won't last. When you see car companies in trouble look out...they are usually the first to feel a recession and the last to see a return to profitablility. GM is moving jobs to China-who can blame them? Those of you who bash Unions and car companies don't get it. The global economy will not-in the long run help American workers. A number of great American industries have been destroyed-steel industry, electronic industry and garment industry to name a few. A country that sells hamburgers to each other and manufactures nothing will not be a great economic power for longnor will its workers prosper. If there was a real free market between peer countries it might work...but there is too much of a difference between wages, work conditions etc. for this to ever work; however, it will be devastating to all American workers in the long run.
I wouldn't count on it. Considering they have taken the life span of a pair of Fruit of the Loom's down t about ten washings, I don't think I'd be too optimistic about the quality of what would come off their auto assembly lines. (: