Please advise as to how we can have our brand & logo listed in its own forum - wwwdot wuzhengdot com.
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welcome to china car forums wuzhengWuzhengNA said:Please advise as to how we can have our brand & logo listed in its own forum - wwwdot wuzhengdot com.
Thanks Admin about this new forum ! Chinese trucks are just starting to enter European markets and it is usefull to learn more about them.Admin said:I am going to make a China Truck forums, on here...please post educational and informative posts in that and we can also do a link exchange if wanted?
Ask me anything!Raul said:...Chinese trucks are just starting to enter European markets and it is usefull to learn more about them....
WuzhengNA said:
Bering was an odd hydrid - korean truck parts melded with US parts at no real cost advantage, trying to compete directly with existing trucks in same class on performance and price. Then a death blow by Chrysler & Hyundai who both wanted to dismantle the exclusive agreement between Hyundai and Bering USA.Hudson said:So why will Wuzheng do better than, say, Bering did in the 1990s?
Chinese truck brands?Hudson said:Or any of the other brands that have come and gone in the US?
Those are passenger automobiles. Tough market that we have no intention of entering. The Wuzheng Series 5 is a work truck. It is a tool. No matter what I answer now, before, in the future, always remember that. It is a tool, and will be marketed as such.Hudson said:What makes Wuzheng any different than Aro or Proton or Chery or Geely?
Priced a Kawasaki Mule lately?Hudson said:Do you really think there's a market for an off-highway 7,500 GVWR ONE-cylinder (1.6L!!!) truck in the US?
Hino has done well enough to establish a local plant (in California).dragin said:Hino has been struggling to capture a piece of the U.S. truck market since the 1970's.
ARO is not a passenger car.WuzhengNA said:Those are passenger automobiles. Tough market that we have no intention of entering. The Wuzheng Series 5 is a work truck. It is a tool. No matter what I answer now, before, in the future, always remember that. It is a tool, and will be marketed as such.