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Lexus undertakes ambitious strategies to boost position in the Chinese market

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai July 24) - Commenting on Jaguar Land Rover's startling performance in the Chinese market as well as Volvo's increasing sales in the country, Lexus China Executive Vice President Jiang Jizhe stated that he was "extremely regretful", the National Business Daily reported today.

Jul. 29 , 2014
Summary: Chinese luxury automobile market in the first half of 2014

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai) - According to data from Gasgoo.com (Chinese), Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz were once again China's most successful luxury automobile manufacturers over the first half of this year. The German big three was followed by Jaguar Land Rover, Lexus, Volvo, Cadillac, Porsche and Infiniti. Citroën's DS brand followed right after Infiniti.

Jul. 29 , 2014
Chinese automobile dealerships see success with financial services

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai July 9) - Automobile dealerships are seeing considerable success in China with financial services. As buyers become younger and younger, the importance of being able to offer varied financial services is becoming increasingly apparent to 4S dealerships. In a report appearing on Beijing Business Today, Beijing Yayuncun Automobile Market Vice President remarked that "the perfection of automobile financial services will allow [dealerships] to access more and more customers."

Jul. 11 , 2014
Sina Auto New Voices of the Future discussion summit focuses on future of Chinese automobile industry

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai July 3) - At Sina Auto's recently held New Voices of the Future discussion summit, two major issues took the spotlight: the future development trend for automobiles and automobile industry policies. A statement made by China Association of Automobile Manufacturers Deputy Secretary Li Wanli was especially revealing, in which he commented that relevant departments in the State Council are discussing with other departments on how to loosen restrictions placed on manufacturers. Some have taken this as a sign that the over 30-year old legislation that requires Chinese parties to have a 50 percent stake in a joint venture enterprise may change in the future.

Jul. 9 , 2014