This photo is from 2006, just imagine how bad it is now. Yeesh! / Image source: Reuters
How bad does traffic have to get before the government has to step in and regulate and cap car sales? Well, Beijing just found out. continue reading...
Try living in Beijing and spending 18 hours driving to work. continue reading...
The price of oil, the credit crunch and now an official recession is really affecting the traditional markets in North America, western Europe and Japan which in turn is affecting the carmakers. continue reading...
MILAN (Reuters) - Italian car maker Fiat has apologized to China over a television commercial featuring Hollywood actor Richard Gere and a reference to Tibet.
China is a huge market for car makers which, like other multinational companies, go out of their way to avoid upsetting the country’s sensibilities about certain issues out of fear of reprisals such as a boycott of their products. continue reading...
CHONGQING, China, May 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Changan Ford Sales Company, Ford Motor Company’s joint venture in China, today announced the opening of its 200th full-service dealership, completing a sales and service network that now covers the whole country.
“We’re continuing with the rapid expansion of our authorized Ford dealer network in China to support our exceptional sales growth in the market, which has outpaced the overall industry for the past several years,” said Nigel Harris, vice president of Ford Motor China and General Manager of Changan Ford Sales Company. continue reading...
