Interview & Commentary
Survey: Views on the Guiyang registration plate lottery

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai) - Declining sales in the Chinese automobile market have caused several manufacturers' returns to constrict. As a result, the effects of any new government policy should be immediately apparent. Earlier this month, the city of Guiyang, Guizhou surprisingly implemented a Beijing-style registration plate lottery, causing a huge stir in the industry. However, the new legislation is receiving a much harsher greeting than its Beijing counterpart, with countless industry figures casting their doubts on the subject. There has even been some accusing the policy being the result of 'lazy government'. Gasgoo.com (Chinese) recently concluded a week-long survey on the topic, with over 1,300 industry experts participating.

Aug. 4 , 2011
GITI Tire:Don’t want merely to be a provider for products

GITI Tire (China) Investment Company Limited was founded in Singapore and started to enter China market in 1993. GITI has got the No. 1 place on production and sales volume for years, and its products are sold in more than 120 countries and areas around the world.

Aug. 1 , 2011
Analysis: Executive salaries of Japan's big three

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai) - According to statistics compiled by Gasgoo.com (Chinese), Toyota sold the most automobiles out of any Japanese manufacturer last year, followed by Nissan and Honda. The three manufacturers sold 8.42 million, 4.09 million and 3.55 million vehicles respectively. As far as CEOs and presidents' salaries are concerned, Nissan is far ahead of the others.

Jul. 29 , 2011
Analysis: Sales of joint ventures in the first half of 2011

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai) - According to statistics issued by the China Passenger Car Association and sorted out by Gasgoo.com, the 15 top foreign joint ventures sold a total of 3.96 million vehicles in the first half of 2011. The amount is 11.7 percent higher than sold in the first half of last year. VW headed the list, followed by GM, Nissan, Hyundai, Toyota, Honda, PSA, Kia, Ford, Suzuki, Mazda, BMW, Daimler, Mitsubishi and Lotus.

Jul. 21 , 2011