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Opening to the East: The Booming Chinese Auto Industry - Autoline This Week 1737

Join John McElroy for his first broadcast from behind the Great Wall of China as he talks to automotive executives and experts at the Global Automotive Forum in ...

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J XXX commented on 18 Nov 2013

very nice show. it just matter of time to see Chinese auto maker sell their vehicles in US.

J XXX commented on 30 May 2015

+J Chu that is right. it may take 15 years or more. just like Hyundai and kia.

Mark “Freedom Fighter89” Barry commented on 30 May 2015

+J Chu no one goanna buy a Chinese death traps , most Chinese cars are rip offs from others brands , copy cars but shitty quailty

yelp1000 commented on 17 Nov 2013

John, you're the best in the business. A great question you asked, and one I've wondered about, is the talent pool of engineers in China. I suspect in a short time they will be among the best in the world.

bighands69 commented on 03 Feb 2015

What China does not have it will bring in and then develop. Geely Auto have purchased Volvo and they will absorb all of that know how into their manufacturing.

Working Behind the Great Wall: Westerners in the Chinese Auto Industry - Autoline This Week 1807

When Autoline took its first trip to China last year, we not only met many members of the fledgling Chinese auto industry, but also several industry veterans who ...

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Mario Paredes commented on 18 Feb 2014

Enjoy watching the insights of China. As always you asked the rights question.

Tom OfNorthCal commented on 17 Feb 2014

This is the kind auto news we need to see more of. Thanks John!

Part Brands? Made in China? How to Choose Quality Auto Parts

Parts made in China? Aftermarket vs OE parts? MotorWeek's Pat Goss and RockAuto's Tom Taylor discuss how to pick trustworthy auto parts these days.

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Eric Brunhammer commented on 11 Mar 2015

Sometimes it is also the vehicle make and model you're dealing with. Some cars are known to have issues in an area. Perfect example: I had an issue where I got what I paid for when I had someone do ball joints cheap on my 87 S10. I ended up putting all 4 Dorman control arms and spindles on it without questioning my purchase because Dorman does make a quality product. But when it came time to do control arms on an 07 Dodge Caliber, I chose to go with Moog Problem Solver arms, because there are known issues with the front ends on them.

Broj 1 commented on 09 May 2015

I own Toyota,i buy parts from a dealers.Original disc rotors and pads that came with my 2006. Toyota Corolla,i replaced after 115 000 kilometers. Yes,i paid more than I would pay from anywhere else,but I do not think they would last that long. And brake parts are made in the U.S.A..

JOE FORD DIY commented on 05 Jul 2015

Rockauto is grate to deal with there prices are really grate as well never had a issue I heard about them though word of mouth from my neighbor and after using them a bunch of times I told all my diy friends about them

CheekyMonkey888 commented on 10 Apr 2015

If anything it is getting harder, not easier to find good parts Even dealer parts these days lack in quality

7Westwood commented on 20 Jan 2015

Love dealing with a RockAuto......I have never had a problem. Fast and REASONABLE shipping too !

ICONA - The European Automobile Experience in China

Located in Shanghai, Icona is the ideal partner of the Chinese automotive industry for new vehicle development. Founded in early 2010, ICONA Shanghai ...

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Hassan Shehata commented on 22 May 2013

i heard this car goes from 0-60 in 1.8 seconds. is this true?

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