[YoungGun]

Geely was in my opinion, but now they've changed course. They are now following suit of Cherry's plan to enter the U.S. market with mid level cars, no longer the extremely cheap cars as previously promised. I feel jipped after I already made my investment, I was really hoping they would take over the economy car market. Jeez, anyways, now what? Regardless, at least one of the Chinese car companies is going to be successful sometime, but which one????

 

[Windy]

So which Chinese car companies actually have definite plans and a definite date for entering the US market? The list just seems to get shorter...

 

[Admin]

Some would say, that investing in Nanjing/MG may be wise

 

[mgrovernut]

Are Nanjing listed yet? I'd be interested in buying shares in them.

 

[WuzhengNA]

I take it Chinese trucks don't count?

 

[phaeton]

FAW & SAIC would be sound investments

 

[Windy]

Are Nanjing listed yet? I'd be interested in buying shares in them.

No, and none of the companies that own them appear to be either.

Some of the subsiduaries may be part owned by listed companies though, such as the Austin Spare Parts company which is part owned by NAC UK and part owned by ???

 

[god_bless_japan]

i would not invest in any chinese car/bus/truck.mc company, the threat of law suit for copy/plagarism againt the chinese is to much and therefore a big risk

 

[bassfisher]

Most chinese markets have shot up 30% in the last six trading sessions.
I will not deny that markets can overextend for long lengths of time, but usually when one sees this type of action, the next move is to the downside and markedly so.
chinese workers are poorly paid and treated like slaves, it would not surprise me to see a revolution of some type very soon.

 

[Rock-N-Roll]

Most chinese markets have shot up 30% in the last six trading sessions.
I will not deny that markets can overextend for long lengths of time, but usually when one sees this type of action, the next move is to the downside and markedly so..

MARKETS maybe, and only 50% of the time. Too broad a statement for individual INDUSTRIES, such as auto production.

chinese workers are poorly paid and treated like slaves, it would not surprise me to see a revolution of some type very soon.

You may wish to get that hook, line, and sinker that you swallowed out of your mouth.

 

[Crying Freeman]

I believe that Chrysler will be rebadging Chery cars in U.S. in 2008.

 

[hello]

well at moment, chinese stocks are recovering from last week drop

 

[octaneboosters]

Have you heard of a company called FFI, i have just signed up with them seem fair dinkum,

 

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[huntermark]

Geely, in my opinion.
No responses on this topic in nearly a year.
But GELYF.pk and/or 0175.hk stock has been doing great for the last few months.
My opinion is based on the company fundamentals as well as the stock technical analysis. The possible deal to purchase Volvo is, in my opinion, a neutral news item. However, many folks are pumped up by the possible acquisition.

By way of disclosure, I own the following China car stocks:
0175.hk (GELYF.pk), BYDDF.pk, WATG, CAAS, TXIC.

 

[Chrislin]

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[raini]

Right now, if you have been keeping up with the news, investing in car companies is not a good idea. They're all getting bailed out by the government left, right and centre.

But globally, I'd say that TaTa motors is a good bet. They're not saddled with excessive Government regulations and intervention. And their market is enormous. Same with the Chinese companies, but there are so many of those, it's hard to tell which one will rise to the top.

 

[alby13]

Interesting ideas going on in here and I see a lot of backing of companies without a strong explanation and reasoning as to why they should be backed.

In my experience, based on the history of Chinese car companies promises and desires have been thrown around but dates are pushed back/canceled and things projects realized or materialized.