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April 2, 2009 at 11:17 AM #375549April 2, 2009 at 11:45 AM #375564DWCAPParticipant
Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India.
April 2, 2009 at 11:45 AM #376069DWCAPParticipantConsidering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India.
April 2, 2009 at 11:45 AM #376026DWCAPParticipantConsidering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India.
April 2, 2009 at 11:45 AM #376190DWCAPParticipantConsidering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India.
April 2, 2009 at 11:45 AM #375847DWCAPParticipantConsidering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India.
April 2, 2009 at 12:00 PM #376031CoronitaParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India. [/quote]
Think again… I believe a few folks here mentioned the phrase “cash is king”. China has cash while U.S. is in the poor house (and soon to get a lot poorer with the budget proposals).
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/02/chinese-buy-delphi-brake-and-suspension-business/
For those that don’t know, this is the company that has several I.P. on the magnetic ride system ….
It will be interesting what happens if GM and when Chrysler enters BK, how things get sliced and diced.
Welcome to the 21st century.
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Chinese buy Delphi brake and suspension business
Delphi has reached an agreement to sell off its brake and suspension business. A consortium consisting of Tempo Group, Capital Iron & Steel Co. and the Beijing government will own Beijing West Industries Co. Ltd, a new company that will buy the remaining chassis and brake operations of Delphi. Almost all of Delphi’s brake business has been with GM, but many of those contracts have been re-sourced over the last several years while the company has been under chapter 11 bankruptcy. Recently, the most prominent part of the business has been the magnetic ride system which has been adopted by customers including General Motors and Ferrari. The new Chinese-owned company gets the tooling, intellectual property and some of the factories along with remaining supply contracts. Whether this change helps the business survive and thrive remains to be seen.
April 2, 2009 at 12:00 PM #376195CoronitaParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India. [/quote]
Think again… I believe a few folks here mentioned the phrase “cash is king”. China has cash while U.S. is in the poor house (and soon to get a lot poorer with the budget proposals).
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/02/chinese-buy-delphi-brake-and-suspension-business/
For those that don’t know, this is the company that has several I.P. on the magnetic ride system ….
It will be interesting what happens if GM and when Chrysler enters BK, how things get sliced and diced.
Welcome to the 21st century.
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Chinese buy Delphi brake and suspension business
Delphi has reached an agreement to sell off its brake and suspension business. A consortium consisting of Tempo Group, Capital Iron & Steel Co. and the Beijing government will own Beijing West Industries Co. Ltd, a new company that will buy the remaining chassis and brake operations of Delphi. Almost all of Delphi’s brake business has been with GM, but many of those contracts have been re-sourced over the last several years while the company has been under chapter 11 bankruptcy. Recently, the most prominent part of the business has been the magnetic ride system which has been adopted by customers including General Motors and Ferrari. The new Chinese-owned company gets the tooling, intellectual property and some of the factories along with remaining supply contracts. Whether this change helps the business survive and thrive remains to be seen.
April 2, 2009 at 12:00 PM #376074CoronitaParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India. [/quote]
Think again… I believe a few folks here mentioned the phrase “cash is king”. China has cash while U.S. is in the poor house (and soon to get a lot poorer with the budget proposals).
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/02/chinese-buy-delphi-brake-and-suspension-business/
For those that don’t know, this is the company that has several I.P. on the magnetic ride system ….
It will be interesting what happens if GM and when Chrysler enters BK, how things get sliced and diced.
Welcome to the 21st century.
————-
Chinese buy Delphi brake and suspension business
Delphi has reached an agreement to sell off its brake and suspension business. A consortium consisting of Tempo Group, Capital Iron & Steel Co. and the Beijing government will own Beijing West Industries Co. Ltd, a new company that will buy the remaining chassis and brake operations of Delphi. Almost all of Delphi’s brake business has been with GM, but many of those contracts have been re-sourced over the last several years while the company has been under chapter 11 bankruptcy. Recently, the most prominent part of the business has been the magnetic ride system which has been adopted by customers including General Motors and Ferrari. The new Chinese-owned company gets the tooling, intellectual property and some of the factories along with remaining supply contracts. Whether this change helps the business survive and thrive remains to be seen.
April 2, 2009 at 12:00 PM #375569CoronitaParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India. [/quote]
Think again… I believe a few folks here mentioned the phrase “cash is king”. China has cash while U.S. is in the poor house (and soon to get a lot poorer with the budget proposals).
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/02/chinese-buy-delphi-brake-and-suspension-business/
For those that don’t know, this is the company that has several I.P. on the magnetic ride system ….
It will be interesting what happens if GM and when Chrysler enters BK, how things get sliced and diced.
Welcome to the 21st century.
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Chinese buy Delphi brake and suspension business
Delphi has reached an agreement to sell off its brake and suspension business. A consortium consisting of Tempo Group, Capital Iron & Steel Co. and the Beijing government will own Beijing West Industries Co. Ltd, a new company that will buy the remaining chassis and brake operations of Delphi. Almost all of Delphi’s brake business has been with GM, but many of those contracts have been re-sourced over the last several years while the company has been under chapter 11 bankruptcy. Recently, the most prominent part of the business has been the magnetic ride system which has been adopted by customers including General Motors and Ferrari. The new Chinese-owned company gets the tooling, intellectual property and some of the factories along with remaining supply contracts. Whether this change helps the business survive and thrive remains to be seen.
April 2, 2009 at 12:00 PM #375852CoronitaParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.
If I were a detroit guy, Id be far more worried about a sideswipe coming from either Korea or India. [/quote]
Think again… I believe a few folks here mentioned the phrase “cash is king”. China has cash while U.S. is in the poor house (and soon to get a lot poorer with the budget proposals).
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/02/chinese-buy-delphi-brake-and-suspension-business/
For those that don’t know, this is the company that has several I.P. on the magnetic ride system ….
It will be interesting what happens if GM and when Chrysler enters BK, how things get sliced and diced.
Welcome to the 21st century.
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Chinese buy Delphi brake and suspension business
Delphi has reached an agreement to sell off its brake and suspension business. A consortium consisting of Tempo Group, Capital Iron & Steel Co. and the Beijing government will own Beijing West Industries Co. Ltd, a new company that will buy the remaining chassis and brake operations of Delphi. Almost all of Delphi’s brake business has been with GM, but many of those contracts have been re-sourced over the last several years while the company has been under chapter 11 bankruptcy. Recently, the most prominent part of the business has been the magnetic ride system which has been adopted by customers including General Motors and Ferrari. The new Chinese-owned company gets the tooling, intellectual property and some of the factories along with remaining supply contracts. Whether this change helps the business survive and thrive remains to be seen.
April 2, 2009 at 12:19 PM #376041Diego MamaniParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.[/quote]
What you wrote was also true of Japan and Japanese products in the 1950s and 1960s. We know how that turned out in the end…
April 2, 2009 at 12:19 PM #376205Diego MamaniParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.[/quote]
What you wrote was also true of Japan and Japanese products in the 1950s and 1960s. We know how that turned out in the end…
April 2, 2009 at 12:19 PM #376084Diego MamaniParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.[/quote]
What you wrote was also true of Japan and Japanese products in the 1950s and 1960s. We know how that turned out in the end…
April 2, 2009 at 12:19 PM #375862Diego MamaniParticipant[quote=DWCAP]Considering China’s current track record I wouldnt be too worried about China taking over everything like they seem to be planning. Their food sucks, their drugs suck, their toys suck, their high tech sucks or is just a ripoff that would be sued so fast it wouldnt be funny. China is good at making lots of cheap stuff that is disposable. Itll break in a year, but who cares it was dirt cheap and served its purpose. This will not bode will for a large purchase like a car, not matter how ambishious their buisness men are.[/quote]
What you wrote was also true of Japan and Japanese products in the 1950s and 1960s. We know how that turned out in the end…
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