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getready

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To be fair, Japanese cars except Lexus never had the reputation for luxury in China than some big American brands such as Cadillac and Lincoln even though their reliability is less than Toyota. This is pretty much the same as BBA (in Europe) who are always behind Japanese cars in reliability and maintanance cost, but people still prefer them for the look and feel.
I recall that cnbc video about why gm brands like buick and Cadillac doing so well in China but not even in the parent country where it has fallen out of favour. I think at the end of the day it just a matter of taste. Like why some Hollywood films did well in china but bombed in US.
 

el pueblo unido

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I recall that cnbc video about why gm brands like buick and Cadillac doing so well in China but not even in the parent country where it has fallen out of favour. I think at the end of the day it just a matter of taste. Like why some Hollywood films did well in china but bombed in US.
Simple, you can buy a modern Cadillac with fancy lights and nice interior that's BBA standard at blow entrance level BBA price, that's why, for 240,000 yuan that's a pretty nice deal, for non-EV cars
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Sardaukar20

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Malaysia government bans The Battle at Lake Changjin film for 'promoting communism'. Yeah, the film does portray the CPC just too positively for Malaysian govt censors. This govt, who readily welcomes Zakir Naik for political asylum. A controversial Salafi Islam figure who has promoted Salafi ideas and Islamic terrorism. Yeah, apparently those ideas are healthier for Malaysians.

This just further confirms that the real stance of the Malaysian govt is Sinophobic, despite the mix messages they have sent out. I have no doubt in my mind. This is not a new development. The Malaysian education system for decades, teaches and brainwashes school kids to be anti-communist. They also have literature that describes Ming Dynasty China as being 'divinely' beneath the Malaysian Sultanate. Old habits just die hard.
 
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