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Originally Posted by The_Blur
It's only fair to point out that there are a lot of people in China, and GM saw this as an opportunity to get into a market before a culture of buying cars became mainstream. As a result, GM has expanded into an untapped business market. It has nothing to do with Camaros. It has to do with expanding the sales end of a big business.
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Did they still teach world history when you went to school, or did they already switch over to devote that time to hyping junk science about the atmosphere?
If you know anything about history and current events you will know that GM and Ford are playing with fire. Nothing exists to prevent the Chinese from one day deciding that they have amassed suffucient car manufucturing technology from the gullible and greedy Americans and simply tell them to leave the country or else. Then the state will take over and LOL at anyone who poured a lot of money in stock thinking there was great "growth opportunity".
Other than that, we have China harassing the shipping of our Ally Japan, so if something breaks out then, we might have to recall everyone and everything from China. China is allied with North Korea as well, and despite 4 years of january addresses that claimed we were stopping their Nuclear aspirations... well... test #3 of a more powerful miniaturized nuke (missile warhead type) went off the other day. What happens there is anyone's guess.
I would not be so quick to boast of the great business happening over there.