Both the automotive industry and the press have been treating the Chinese automakers as the next Mongol horde or, more recently, the next Asian wave after the Korean Hyundai and Kia. But Keith Crain, publisher and editor-in-chief of Automotive News, begs to differ.
Originally Syndicated from The Car Blog
Without a doubt, one of the defining stories of the last few years in automotive industry has been the Korean automakers’ ascent from dull, basic, bottom-feeder transportation to genuinely desirable, quality cars that people choose to buy, not merely “settle” for. I was really surprised the other day when my father, who currently drives a 2003 Chrysler 300 M Special, asked me about that “new, big Hyundai.”
Originally Syndicated from The Car Blog
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