Mercedes-Benz's largest individual shareholder is BAIC, a Chinese state-owned automaker. Sources told CNBC that exemptions in the legislation would not apply.
No, I just thought your argument was terrible and extremely defensive of the Western car market cartel, as if anyone needs to defend them. I am aware that Chinese companies are not little angels, but compared to the Western brands that explicitly run a rat race to see who can sell the shittiest car for the highest price, they’re more saintly than Mother Mary.
My argument is “terrible” which is why you keep moving goal posts and can’t actually respond to anything I’ve said with a rebuttal.
Ah yes the “USAmerican western cartel” is what you’ve finally decided on, which is comprised of every automaker in the world, with the most popular ones being countries even further east than China. Yeah that makes perfect sense.
No, I just thought your argument was terrible and extremely defensive of the Western car market cartel, as if anyone needs to defend them. I am aware that Chinese companies are not little angels, but compared to the Western brands that explicitly run a rat race to see who can sell the shittiest car for the highest price, they’re more saintly than Mother Mary.
My argument is “terrible” which is why you keep moving goal posts and can’t actually respond to anything I’ve said with a rebuttal.
Ah yes the “
USAmericanwestern cartel” is what you’ve finally decided on, which is comprised of every automaker in the world, with the most popular ones being countries even further east than China. Yeah that makes perfect sense.Maybe you should look what entails today to get a brand new car in the US, and you’ll learn why everything about the US car market is beyond fucked.