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What difference only three years can make: in 2009, U.S. sales had dipped to their lowest point in the last 25 years, while sales in China were increasing exponentially.
- Toyota To Roll Out 8 New And Cheap Compact Models For Emerging Markets By 2015
The relative maturity of the North American, European and Japanese markets are forcing Toyota Motor Corp. to look elsewhere for growth and in particular, emerging markets such as Brazil, China and India. For this reason, the Japanese automaker said...
- Slowing Demand In China Forces Luxury Carmakers Like Bmw To Offer Big Incentives
China is the land of opportunity for any carmaker - but especially for, luxury brands that have been breaking one record after another. However, last year’s 18 million sales will most likely not be repeated in 2011, as the government has stopped...
- Polk Gives Us A Peak At Vehicle Density In Emerging Markets
According to Polk, an automotive statistics website, one of the key performance indicators of a maturing auto market is the number of cars per 1,000 people or the nation’s “vehicle densityâ€. Ten years ago in the U.S., for instance,...
- Buick’s China Sales Surpass 3 Million Mark 12 Years After The Brand’s Debut
China with its massive emerging middle class is shaping up to be one of the important markets for General Motors. In fact, for one of the Detroit firm’s brands, China is actually its biggest market by far. We’re talking of course about...
- Toyota Outsells Gm In China In The First Nine Months Of 2008
China is yet another significant market were General Motors is losing ground to Toyota. According to a report from Bloomberg citing data issued by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Toyota's two Chinese auto ventures raised their sales...
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U.S. Auto Industry Speeds Up as China and Europe Slow Down
What difference only three years can make: in 2009, U.S. sales had dipped to their lowest point in the last 25 years, while sales in China were increasing exponentially.
Today, the picture is quite different. The U.S. auto market has recovered and according to a report from Autonews, it may be the safest bet for profitable growth. Emerging markets including China, India and Brazil, which until recently looked like the land of opportunity for carmakers, are slowing down.
Read more »- Toyota To Roll Out 8 New And Cheap Compact Models For Emerging Markets By 2015
The relative maturity of the North American, European and Japanese markets are forcing Toyota Motor Corp. to look elsewhere for growth and in particular, emerging markets such as Brazil, China and India. For this reason, the Japanese automaker said...
- Slowing Demand In China Forces Luxury Carmakers Like Bmw To Offer Big Incentives
China is the land of opportunity for any carmaker - but especially for, luxury brands that have been breaking one record after another. However, last year’s 18 million sales will most likely not be repeated in 2011, as the government has stopped...
- Polk Gives Us A Peak At Vehicle Density In Emerging Markets
According to Polk, an automotive statistics website, one of the key performance indicators of a maturing auto market is the number of cars per 1,000 people or the nation’s “vehicle densityâ€. Ten years ago in the U.S., for instance,...
- Buick’s China Sales Surpass 3 Million Mark 12 Years After The Brand’s Debut
China with its massive emerging middle class is shaping up to be one of the important markets for General Motors. In fact, for one of the Detroit firm’s brands, China is actually its biggest market by far. We’re talking of course about...
- Toyota Outsells Gm In China In The First Nine Months Of 2008
China is yet another significant market were General Motors is losing ground to Toyota. According to a report from Bloomberg citing data issued by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Toyota's two Chinese auto ventures raised their sales...