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Chinese luxury automobile possesses significant potential for growth; manufacturers scramble to produce vehicles domestically

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai August 21) - The luxury automobile market in China still possesses large potential for development. Furthermore, with the country now home to 26,600 multimillionaires, the second largest number in the world, automobile manufacturers from across the world have their eyes set on increasing their market share. Most of them have already begun or are planning to begin developing vehicles directly in the country to achieve their sales goals.

Aug. 27 , 2014
Super Luxury Automobile Sales Decline in China, Vulnerable Dealer Forced Out

“Last Jan, July and August sales of exported cars decline the most obviously, and it lasts to the end of this year. Thesituation gets better at Dec this year.” ZHOU Xi, general manager of Jingshunbao BMW 4S shop told reporter, sales of 2013 was 3 thousand, which has increased 20% overmarket performance last year. However, profit has not increasedwith sales growth. Profit of exported car goes downturn is an undeniable truth for many dealers.“Although there is no so called price war among us, we do not win better lift than last year.”An exported car dealer in Asian Sports Village told reporter.

Jan. 14 , 2014
Cadillac sales grow over 80%, counterattack in luxury auto market

Recently, GM Co. Published China sales volume of this July. Last month’s China sales of GM and its joint ventures amounted to 2.2 million and the former 7 months’ was 17.9 million, increased by 11% year-on-year. And this July the luxury brand Cadillac that GM had made more efforts achieved pretty good accomplishments with domestic sales 3,688 vehicles, increased 82.8% from a year earlier and made unexpected success in the situation that whole luxury auto market growth was slowing down.

Aug. 13 , 2013
New Chinese tax on luxury automobiles rumored to be announced soon

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai May 21) - Recently rumors of impending taxes on luxury vehicles have been appearing across the Chinese media. In a report appearing the Nanfang Daily today, an anonymous official from a German luxury car manufacturer confirmed the rumors, but was unable to provide detailed information regarding when such taxes will be implemented. "The Ministry of Finance, State Administration of Taxation and other relevant departments are currently in the process of researching [the policies]," the source commented.

May 21 , 2013