The Economist says Chinese car exports are increasing like a 'hockey stick' and will soon dominate in Europe and coming to the USA. Is this the fin...

The Economist says Chinese car exports are increasing like a 'hockey stick' and will soon dominate in Europe and coming to the USA. Is this the final takeover by China of a key global market?

DMV • 1.8K followers DMV questions, driving license, traffic school, Dmv tests in all 50 states   Brett Elkins, President at ComedySchoolOnline.com (2010-present) Posted May 20 The Economist says Chinese car exports are increasing like a 'hockey stick' and will soon dominate in Europe and coming to the USA. Is this the final takeover by China of a key global market? I am from Detroit, at various points in my life GM was the world's largest car maker, the UAW had 2.5 million members (250k today), the River Rouge Plant employed 100,000 pe... Read more »     Brett Elkins, President at ComedySchoolOnline.com (2010-present) Posted May 15 Is it okay to switch engine oil brands every oil change? It is okay to switch engine oil brands every oil change as long as the new oil meets the manufacturer's recommended oil type and viscosity. Changing oil brands will not dama... Read more »     Brett Elkins, President at ComedySchoolOnline.com (2010-present) Posted May 18 What is (or was) the most powerful naturally-aspirated 6-cylinder engine used in a sports car? The most powerful naturally aspirated 6-cylinder engine used in a sports car is the four-liter, six-cylinder engine from Porsche used in the new 911 GT3 RS, which delivers 5... Read more »   Read more in DMV

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