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Old 11-06-2010, 07:55 PM   #11
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Well, as "tranquilized" said in a post above, they are coming.

They (Chinese) stock 95% of Kmart, Target, BigW, Harris Scarfe, etc here in Au. Now it's only the next natural step for them to take. They'll start off crappy with cars like they did with other stuff 20-30 years ago. So looking back, history will tell us that they will also have the lions share off the auto market in the next 20-30 years. Who will compete with them on price? I think Ford and Holden will become importers only who rebadge foreign made cars. Both are doing it more and more now anyway. How else will they survive?
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