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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 865940" data-attributes="member: 17969">I realize knowledge isnt your guiding force, but China only has a small market for automobiles. Its still a poor nation and other automakers are &quot;cramming&quot; electric vehicles in china. From your own article:Other automakers are also increasingly tailoring their production to the Chinese market. Nissan Motor Co. is planning to offer a China-produced ELECTRIC CAR to be sold under the low-priced Venucia brand, part of an $8 billion expansion plan with local partner Dongfeng Group.It would be economic suicide for GM to try and compete in China with electric cars, since they are years behind the japanese and Koreans, but in the small gasoline powered market, they can compete in China in a small scale. Profits my dear, thats what GM is trying to do. I am sure you dont have a problem with corporate profits, do you?Peace.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 865940, member: 17969"] I realize knowledge isnt your guiding force, but China only has a small market for automobiles. Its still a poor nation and other automakers are "cramming" electric vehicles in china. From your own article: [I][B]Other automakers are also increasingly tailoring their production to the Chinese market. Nissan Motor Co. is planning to offer a China-produced ELECTRIC CAR to be sold under the low-priced Venucia brand, part of an $8 billion expansion plan with local partner Dongfeng Group. [/B][/I] It would be economic suicide for GM to try and compete in China with electric cars, since they are years behind the japanese and Koreans, but in the small gasoline powered market, they can compete in China in a small scale. Profits my dear, thats what GM is trying to do. I am sure you dont have a problem with corporate profits, do you? Peace. [/QUOTE]

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