Chinese troubles?
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Chinese troubles?
I wonder how the current Chinese dislike for everything Japanese will affect Mazda? Or is it blown out of proportion?
Will Mazda focus more on other markets?
Will Mazda focus more on other markets?
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Hey, if China won't accept the Japanese market then their loss.
I dislike the Chinese (government... freakin' terrorist). Free Taiwan (my dinky-ancestral-home).
By the way, Mazda's Taiwan market seems pretty strong especially in the south. There are many 3's, MPV's (there's even a Mazdaspeed Version), 6's, however, I don't see a lot of 8's (only one at the 85 story tower and many soap operas).
I dislike the Chinese (government... freakin' terrorist). Free Taiwan (my dinky-ancestral-home).
By the way, Mazda's Taiwan market seems pretty strong especially in the south. There are many 3's, MPV's (there's even a Mazdaspeed Version), 6's, however, I don't see a lot of 8's (only one at the 85 story tower and many soap operas).
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Hey, if China won't accept the Japanese market then their loss.
I dislike the Chinese (government... freakin' terrorist). Free Taiwan (my dinky-ancestral-home).
By the way, Mazda's Taiwan market seems pretty strong especially in the south. There are many 3's, MPV's (there's even a Mazdaspeed Version), 6's, however, I don't see a lot of 8's (only one at the 85 story tower and many soap operas).
I dislike the Chinese (government... freakin' terrorist). Free Taiwan (my dinky-ancestral-home).
By the way, Mazda's Taiwan market seems pretty strong especially in the south. There are many 3's, MPV's (there's even a Mazdaspeed Version), 6's, however, I don't see a lot of 8's (only one at the 85 story tower and many soap operas).
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Originally Posted by v300
Hey, if China won't accept the Japanese market then their loss.
I dislike the Chinese (government... freakin' terrorist). Free Taiwan (my dinky-ancestral-home).
By the way, Mazda's Taiwan market seems pretty strong especially in the south. There are many 3's, MPV's (there's even a Mazdaspeed Version), 6's, however, I don't see a lot of 8's (only one at the 85 story tower and many soap operas).
I dislike the Chinese (government... freakin' terrorist). Free Taiwan (my dinky-ancestral-home).
By the way, Mazda's Taiwan market seems pretty strong especially in the south. There are many 3's, MPV's (there's even a Mazdaspeed Version), 6's, however, I don't see a lot of 8's (only one at the 85 story tower and many soap operas).
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Originally Posted by No More Oldsmobiles
Yeah, pretty much. Unless perhaps you're thinking of all those communist governments that didn't hold their entire population in terror.
You get a general dislike for a government when they take to shooting people dead for just taking a wrong turn in a new town. Happened to an Englishman who took a wrong turn onto the street with Mugabe's residence, and almost happened to my dad the next week, but that time they decided to take away his car keys and question him instead of just shooting him.
This was back in 1985/86.
As for China, I'm more concerned with them buying up all the worlds oil, than whether they like Mazda's or not, actually I wish they would just go back bicycles as the main mode of transport :p
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China imports very few autos from Japan anyway. They've got their own domestic cars, plus they have manf. plants for GM and VW. So I don't think the current anti-Japanese sentiment will hurt Mazda one bit, because they've never sold many cars there regardless.
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Originally Posted by RX-Hachi
China imports very few autos from Japan anyway. They've got their own domestic cars, plus they have manf. plants for GM and VW. So I don't think the current anti-Japanese sentiment will hurt Mazda one bit, because they've never sold many cars there regardless.
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China imports very few autos from Japan anyway. They've got their own domestic cars, plus they have manf. plants for GM and VW. So I don't think the current anti-Japanese sentiment will hurt Mazda one bit, because they've never sold many cars there regardless.
On the contrary, China is Mazdas fastest growing market. Sales were up 123% in 2002 and 248% in 2003 and up 21% in 2004 to just shy of 100,000 units. This year they established contracts to produce and distribute several models throughout China in order to reverse that big slowdown in sales last year. They have a target of 300,000 units a year within 5 years --- more than they sell in the US every year.
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Originally Posted by Sigma
You couldn't be more incorrect, actually.
On the contrary, China is Mazdas fastest growing market. Sales were up 123% in 2002 and 248% in 2003 and up 21% in 2004 to just shy of 100,000 units. This year they established contracts to produce and distribute several models throughout China in order to reverse that big slowdown in sales last year. They have a target of 300,000 units a year within 5 years --- more than they sell in the US every year.
On the contrary, China is Mazdas fastest growing market. Sales were up 123% in 2002 and 248% in 2003 and up 21% in 2004 to just shy of 100,000 units. This year they established contracts to produce and distribute several models throughout China in order to reverse that big slowdown in sales last year. They have a target of 300,000 units a year within 5 years --- more than they sell in the US every year.
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In Beijing now for work.. lot's of VW and other European makes that JV with Chinese companies to manufacture here- high growth rates for Mazda is simply because the initial penetration is very small. Seen quite a few 6's though.. but no 8's or even 3's and 2's..
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