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The Cadillac Escalade on display at the Beijing auto show is an unlikely car for an era of record oil prices, but as SUV sales in the U.S. are tumbling, auto makers are finding that for China's newly prosperous car buyers, bigger is still better. ...Read the full article
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A. K. from ex-pat, United States writes: It's funny how man doesn't learn from its mistakes. When the US became industrialized it polluted the crap out of its country. Now the same is happening to China. When gas was cheap, the excessive US consumer wanted to drive SUVs. We now see the same for China. You would think governments would have enough foresight to see these disasters before they happen. And having the Chinese driving gas-guzzling SUVs will only increase their demand for oil which will only lead to higher oil prices for everyone else.
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Vote NDP in the next federal/ provincial election from Toronto, Canada writes: To D K from Canada writes:
Get out of here. You dont belong here if you make degrogatory remarks.- Posted 24/04/08 at 10:37 AM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Volatility Stalker from Canada writes: Growth of SUV sales in China among a handful of ultra rich Chinese is not comparable to the American market for SUV's which is much, much larger even if sales are down.
This article seems a bunch of hype.- Posted 24/04/08 at 12:33 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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